"The First Omen: A Stylish and Decently Executed Prequel Review"

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"The First Omen" offers a prequel to the 1976 original, delving into the origins of the Omen franchise with a story set in 1971 Italy, focusing on a novitiate caught up in dark and mysterious circumstances. Directed by Arkasha Stevenson, the film is a psychological thriller with nods to "Rosemary's Baby," featuring a strong cast and stylish visuals. While it treads familiar ground, the Italian setting and excellent performances make it worthwhile for fans, though its ultimate success may depend on box office reception.
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