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1978·Horror·1h 47m
6.7
Since the sudden and suspicious deaths of his parents, young Damien has been in the charge of his wealthy aunt and uncle and enrolled in a military school. Widely feared to be the Antichrist, he relentlessly plots to seize control of his uncle's business empire — and the world.
Directed by Don Taylor
chicago, illinois
prophecy
secret identity
devil's son
sequel
anti-christ
occult
raven
military academy
baffled

Cast

William Holden
William Holden
Richard Thorn
Lee Grant
Lee Grant
Ann Thorn
Jonathan Scott-Taylor
Jonathan Scott-Taylor
Damien Thorn
Robert Foxworth
Robert Foxworth
Paul Buher
Nicholas Pryor
Nicholas Pryor
Charles Warren
Lew Ayres
Lew Ayres
Bill Atherton
Sylvia Sidney
Sylvia Sidney
Aunt Marion
Lance Henriksen
Lance Henriksen
Sergeant Neff
Lucas Donat
Lucas Donat
Mark Thorn
Elizabeth Shepherd
Elizabeth Shepherd
Joan Hart
Ian Hendry
Ian Hendry
Michael Morgan (uncredited)
Leo McKern
Leo McKern
Carl Bugenhagen (uncredited)

Crew

Don Taylor
Don Taylor
Director
Stanley Mann
Stanley Mann
Screenplay
Mike Hodges
Mike Hodges
Screenplay
Jerry Goldsmith
Jerry Goldsmith
Original Music Composer
Bill Butler
Bill Butler
Director of Photography
David Seltzer
David Seltzer
Characters
Lynn Stalmaster
Lynn Stalmaster
Casting
David Garfield
David Garfield
Assistant Editor
Max Kleven
Max Kleven
Stunt Coordinator
Gilbert Taylor
Gilbert Taylor
Camera Operator
Stanley Cortez
Stanley Cortez
Camera Operator

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Matt Brammer
Matt Brammer
Damien - Omen II
Because The First Omen just got added to streaming and it has been getting pretty good reviews, I decided to watch the Omen sequels and the remake starting with Damien: The Omen II.

I liked the first film more. I think it was creepier, more suspenseful, and had better acting. What I'll say about the sequel is that I enjoyed the story a bit more even if it is very similar to the first. Without spoiling anything, Damien's progression is the best part of this film. The other characters around him are better developed which makes for some fun interactions. I can easily see Omen II being someone's favorite in the series.

Pretty fun film. I'm looking forward to the others even if there is a drop in quality.
Because The First Omen just got added to streaming and it has been getting pretty good reviews, I decided to watch the Omen sequels and the remake starting with Damien: The Omen II.

I liked the first film more. I think it was creepier, more suspenseful, and had better acting. What I'll say about the sequel is that I enjoyed the story a bit more even if it is very similar to the first. Without spoiling anything, Damien's progression is the best part of this film. The other characters around him are better developed which makes for some fun interactions. I can easily see Omen II being someone's favorite in the series.

Pretty fun film. I'm looking forward to the others even if there is a drop in quality.
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Krookodilian
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Damien - Omen II
I have that final destination too kinda
I have that final destination too kinda
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Damien - Omen II
la colonna sonora di sta saga sarà per sempre una delle mie cose preferite
la colonna sonora di sta saga sarà per sempre una delle mie cose preferite
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la colonna sonora di sta saga sarà per sempre una delle mie cose preferite
la colonna sonora di sta saga sarà per sempre una delle mie cose preferite
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Jack
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Damien - Omen II
the sequel to the 1976 horror classic - and it’s still an alright movie, but just doesn’t seem to recapture what made the original omen so effective. it somehow feels a lot sillier but also a lot less entertaining than the creepy prior film, which had many iconic moments. here, the main thing going for it is the kills - with the elevator and also the crow scenes - probably gorier and maybe even more creative death sequences. the change from dogs to crows could’ve been done a lot better, but i felt the crows were heavily underutilised throughout. i like how its a continuation of the life of damien - the snowy setting is cool, and the first act is quite good, but unfortunately it just felt slow-paced and even dull in some areas
the sequel to the 1976 horror classic - and it’s still an alright movie, but just doesn’t seem to recapture what made the original omen so effective. it somehow feels a lot sillier but also a lot less entertaining than the creepy prior film, which had many iconic moments. here, the main thing going for it is the kills - with the elevator and also the crow scenes - probably gorier and maybe even more creative death sequences. the change from dogs to crows could’ve been done a lot better, but i felt the crows were heavily underutilised throughout. i like how its a continuation of the life of damien - the snowy setting is cool, and the first act is quite good, but unfortunately it just felt slow-paced and even dull in some areas
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