After a routine checkup it’s discovered that Delia is hitting puberty at the very young age of 8. She is adopted as a baby by attorney Karen York (Faye Grant) and her congressman husband, Gene (Michael Woods).Įverything seems happy in the family, that is until Delia begins to have problems at school & her mother notices that she doesn’t many friends. In fact it retreads the exact same plot as the original with its big changes being that the villain is a young girl, named Delia (Asia Vieira). Still, you have to have hope, right? Hope that what we might get is a fresh & modern take on the Omen, one that can proudly stand alongside the classic original. To make matters even worse this new film had a super low-budget & was made for TV.

(You can read our reviews of the original 1976 film here, the 1978 sequel here and the 1981 third film here). Hilariously though the movie in question was still titled Omen IV. They just can’t leave well alone, can they?Īfter the disappointing Omen III: The Final Conflict, a flawed movie that at least wrapped up the Damien storyline, there was a short-lived attempt to restart the franchise.

Omen iv: the awakening