The Omen (1976) | First Watch + Review
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The Omen (1976) | First Watch + Review
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About this listen
We’ve never seen Richard Donner’s The Omen… until now.
Welcome to the second episode of Confessions of a Film Poser!
In this series, Eli & Vince — two self-proclaimed cinephiles — confess the classic films we’ve never seen and finally experience them for the first time.
This week on Confessions of a Film Poser, we finally watch Richard Donner’s horror classic The Omen (1976) for the very first time. 👹
Before watching, we confess what we think we know about this iconic film from cursed production stories to its reputation as one of the scariest movies ever made. Then, after finally seeing it, we dive into a full review and reaction:
- The cultural impact of The Omen (1976)
- Why Damien Thorn is one of the creepiest kids in horror history
- Behind-the-scenes stories and myths about the film’s “curse”
- Our first-time reaction & review as horror fans catching up on a classic If you’ve ever missed a movie “everyone else has seen,” this show is for you.
📌 Subscribe for more classic movie reactions & reviews every week!
#TheOmen #ClassicHorror #MoviePodcast #FirstTimeWatch#ConfessionsOfAFilmPoser 0:00 - Film Poser Intro 00:11 - A Brief History 00:54 - Richard Donner's 'The Omen' 02:10 - The Posers Explain Why They Haven't Ever Seen The Omen 06:15 - Future Eli & Vince Give Their Thoughts After Watching The Omen 👉 Subscribe to join us every week as we discover more cinema classics and cult favorites for the first time. Email Us At: confessionsofafilmposer@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/confessionsofafilmposer
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