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'The Omen 666' trailer arrives online

Catch a first glimpse the 2006 version of the spawn of Satan.

Jan 30 2006

Hollywood is currently churning out a seemingly endless stream of horror remakes, with updates of 'The Hills Have Eyes', 'The Eye', 'When a Stranger Calls', and 'The Grudge 2' all coming out this year.

These tired re-treads rarely come close to capturing the terror and fear of the originals, and seem to be little more than indicators of the lack of originality and imagination coming out of Tinseltown at the moment.

That said, I'm somewhat intrigued by the forthcoming 'Omen' remake 'The Omen 666'. Sure, it seems like a cynical marketing exercise (being made to hit screens on 6.6.06 - clever eh?), but with a cast that consists of the likes of Liev Schreiber, David Thewlis, Julia Stiles, Mia Farrow and Pete Postlethwaite, it can't be all bad.

The teaser for the film has now hit the net, and although it gives little away, it does provide a glimpse of newcomer Seamus Davey-Fitpatrick as Damien. And boy does he look evil.

To see the new spawn of Satan, head here, and let's all keep our collective fingers crossed that they don't mess this one up.

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  • Illuminatti said...
    O filme está porreiro, mas poderia estar melhor, com mais terror. O chavalo faz um ganda papel. Muito nice. De 6 a 6 talvez 6. Portugal 2-1 Mexico. Good luck portugal. Posted on Jun 21 2006 22:00
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  • the film boff said...
    If this film is better than the original ,which is going to be difficult then it will be a classic ,with a good cast and strong directing this film is bound to cause a huge impact and pending it's succes should hopefully see the remake of the whole trilogy and a great box set to come. Posted on Jun 06 2006 07:57
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  • Zachary said...
    I saw the trailor inHills have Eyes and nearly came out of my seat,stoked!!! Posted on Apr 08 2006 04:46
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  • BRyan S said...
    this movie is going to be awesome...so dont screw wit it. Posted on Mar 06 2006 22:15
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  • Heather said...
    I know Seamus, I use to babysit him. He is an incredible kid, super mature and his eyes are intense. One day we *my mom, aunt and I* were at his house. When we left my aunt said oh his eyes the way he was looking at you was like Damien would ugh, it was freaking me out. I found out yesterday Seamus was in this movie, truth be told. I think it will be awesome! Posted on Feb 18 2006 13:57
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  • Random Fan said...
    The teaser was good, but I didn't understand why there was a sweet innocent dog there. But, it was creepy when the kid stares at you and the music starts playing. But I have been afraid of little kids ever since the sixth sense. Posted on Feb 14 2006 02:34
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  • major horror fan said...
    i've been watching horror movies since i was 6. this should not be classed as horror but as a thiller. this film sucks!!! major fan aged 14 Posted on Feb 13 2006 12:01
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  • Not Damien 30.1.06 said...
    A grumpy kid on a swing and a cynical and obvious marketing ploy - the only thing thats scary is that the film industry has sunk this low, and thinks it will work. Posted on Jan 30 2006 15:37
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