Hey there, Halloween's. It's your boy, Michael Damien Rothman. And yes, that is a pointed reference to the episode that you just clicked on, The Omen. But this isn't an episode. This is a clip because it is a tease for what we're doing for our patrons over at our Patreon. The Rewind, patreon.com slash Halloween's pod.

We are covering the Omen franchise in conjunction with the Hellraiser franchise.

So Hellraiser main feed, Omen, Patreon feed.

Pretty simple.

The clip ahead is going to give you a nice little tease.

So if you want to hear the full thing, again, join us over at patreon.com slash Halloween's pod. You have to become a skeleton, which is our top tier. And you'll get this full

episode and you'll get a lot of fun because there is nothing more fun than talking about

the rise of the Antichrist and all of the collateral damage that comes from that birth.

But yeah, no, it's going to be a fun time.

And we're going to be doing it, I believe, every other month.

But we're going to kick those ideas around, but certainly covering the franchise.

And so we were going to keep it 2666.

And I think this is a good way to stay on theme. So enjoy our clip and join us for the full

thing. Does this movie to you feel 50 years old? Yes. Yeah. I'd say yes. Yeah. And I think

Gregory Peck has a lot to do with that. I mean, yes. Yeah. And I think I'll talk a little bit about that with Gregory Peck for sure.

But what else, though?

I mean, is it...

I mean, this is absolutely 100% a 70s movie.

This isn't on that crossroads point where we always say, oh, 1980 and 1987.

This is a strict 1970s movie.

But in terms of, like like what was all coming out, do you see this on the same level as like, say, The Exorcist or say, you know, or is this more pop? Like more 70s pop, would you say? I think as a kid, I saw it more elevated art, right? But this time I definitely saw it as more pop.

And I think a large part of that is because the exorc-and, we'll get into it later,

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