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The First Omen currently has an average rating of 6.6 out of 10 and has been rated by 236 users on our platform.
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8Arkasha Stevenson’s stylish, gleefully faith-defying prequel.
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6...the gnarly set-pieces (Birthing a monster! Convenient car crash! Non-consensual C-section!) take a satisfyingly no-half-measures approach.
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6It’s a decent attempt from director Arkasha Stevenson to tap into the look and the spirit of the original film.
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8...an exceedingly successful first feature, and an invigorating film within a genre’s increasingly limp mainstream.
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8...first and foremost, “The First Omen” is proudly an “Omen” movie with all its symbolism, ‘70s vibes and earthy color palette and insidious scares intact...
Read full review at Roger Ebert 8Nell Tiger Free anchors an ambitious, creepy, often surprising Antichrist origin story.
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7...kudos to the suits for backing a horror film this provocative and spine-chilling.
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8...som prequel till en av 1970-talets mest ikoniska rysare samt som fyndigt bidrag till skräckfilmens religiösa subgenre så är den klart över medel.
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