1976 • dir Richard Donner w/Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, Harvey Stephens • 111 min • DCP
Seeking to lessen his own pain, an American diplomat in Rome (Peck) secretly adopts an infant after his own dies at birth but he could hardly anticipate the horrors he has unleashed upon himself and the world. Hovering somewhere between Rosemary’s Baby and THE EXORCIST, this baroque film about the birth and rearing of the Antichrist features some of the most indelible death scenes in horror movie history.
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A Little Faith Can Be a Dangerous Thing • Repertory Series Archive
The Omen
Double Feature with THE EXORCIST (4:30, 9:30)
1976 • dir Richard Donner w/Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, Harvey Stephens • 111 min • DCP
Seeking to lessen his own pain, an American diplomat in Rome (Peck) secretly adopts an infant after his own dies at birth but he could hardly anticipate the horrors he has unleashed upon himself and the world. Hovering somewhere between Rosemary’s Baby and THE EXORCIST, this baroque film about the birth and rearing of the Antichrist features some of the most indelible death scenes in horror movie history.