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I'm Brian, I'm on the phone with Ashfin, and today we are discussing The Omen from 1976, directed by Richard Donner, written by David Seltzer, starring Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, David Warner, and Harvey Stevens. In this film, as strange

occurrences and tragedies plague a wealthy political family, Robert Thorne seeks to find the

truth about his son, Damien, who he thinks may be the cause of the family's woes.

If you're new to the show, uh, we're going to talk about this movie spoiler free for the first

15 or 20 minutes, but after we play a little musical interlude, we're going to transition into

spoiler territory and walk through the plot and review the film. So once you hear that music,

it's time to duck out if you haven't seen this yet.

Most of you hopefully have.

This is a pretty big classic religious horror movie.

You had seen this, right, Osh?

You know, I don't think I've ever seen the original.

I've seen the remake.

This is my first time sitting through this one. You'd seen this one? Yes, I had seen this one, and I've ever seen the original. I've seen the remake. This is my first time sitting through this one.

You'd seen this one? Yes, I had seen this one, and I've seen the remake as well. The remake, of course, was released on June 6, 2006, and by complete accident, Ashvin and I are recording this episode on June 6.

Dude.

That is wild how that worked out.

I think, yeah, I was doing the math today, right?

Yeah, it's kind of crazy we're recording this on 6-6.

But if you look at the year that we're recording this in 2022, if you add those twos together,

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