The Omen (1976)
Directed by Richard Donner and written by David Seltzer, this film would be the top box office winner of 1976 and a huge commercial success. This would also win Jerry Goldsmith's only Oscar for his richly textured soundtrack.
The film would bring the world three sequels and an unfavourable remake in 2006. It is now considered a horror classic and has crossed the genre divide as being known as a true film classic and is most top films to watch.
It has also won endless awards and considered to be an influential film that brought people back to the church upon its release in 1976. This classic story about a child switched at birth whom maybe the son of Satan getting ready to take back his rightful place in the world.
Frailty (2001)
Bill Paxton making is directorial debut with a script by Brent Hanley, this psychological thriller won over the critics for its dark portrayal of a father raising his children in the light of god with horrifying results.
The film is now considered a cult gem with critics urging people to discover this film which works on many levels. This is considered one of the best horror films to come out in the 2000's.
The film will never be equalled and it leaves its audience with food for thought long after the screen goes black. The film stars Matthew McConaughey, Bill Paxton and Powers Boothe.
It also brings to the screen two amazing young actors Matt O'Leary and Jeremy Sumpter who bring innocence and knowingness to their roles which will stick with you.
Opening Credits (.19); Introduction (3.46); What’s New (4.10); Forming the Plot (6.51); Commercial Break (8.12); Film Trailer (8.54); Prologue (11.12); Scene by Scene (11.51); Forming the Plot (57.59); Commercial Break (58.39); Film Trailer (59.11); Lights, Camera, Action (1:01); Critic’s Choice (1:02); Epilogue (1:31.35); End Credits (1:35.04); Closing Theme (1:35.47)
Opening Credits – Ave Santi – by Jerry Goldsmith from the album Varese Sarabande 25th Anniversary Celebration The Omen Original Soundtrack Recording
Closing Credits – Kids in America by Kim Wilde – from the album Kim Wilde (self-titled album)
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