Omen IV: The Awakening
part of The Omen

Damien Thorn is now 13 and living with his uncle Richard Thorn, a wealthy industrialist, his uncle's second wife, Ann, and Richard's son from his first marriage, Mark. Damien and Mark are both enrolled in a military academy; meanwhile, Thorn Industries is making tentative moves to expand its operations into Third World agriculture. The young Damien doesn't understand his true potential, but others are beginning to suspect that he is not the sweet young boy that he appears to be. However, when he discovers his true identity, he is initially upset at being a vehicle for the Antichrist, knowing there is nothing he can do to circumvent his destiny (and killing the brother he loves in the process). Nevertheless, within his life there are many people working to help him ascend to his rightful place as the Antichrist, but at the same time, lone journalists, doctors, scientists and friends all try to stop him and warn his foster parents. Those who attempt to find the truth about Damien, and who try to stop him, are invariably killed in gruesome ways.

The movie tells two simultaneous stories: the rise of Thorn and his hold over his increasing flock of worshipers and the work of DeCarlo to kill him, set against the countdown to the Second Coming and the showdown between good and evil.

Omen IV: The Awakening is a 1991 TV-movie sequel to the Omen series. The story centers around a young girl of mysterious origins called Delia, who is adopted by two attorneys, Gene and Karen York. At first, nothing seems wrong. But Jo, their nanny with remarkable psychic powers, begins to reveal aspects of Delia's personality that become very, very suspicious. Jo reveals part of her worries to Karen, as well as to Noah, Jo's partner. When meditating with Delia to help her discover why Delia has such trouble, bringing negative energy everywhere she goes, Jo is murdered. Alarmed and suspicious of her adoptive daughter's mysterious birth, Karen hires a private investigator to seek out the identities of Delia's real parents. What follows is a string of bizarre accidents, resulting in Karen falling into a paranoid state as she fears people are conspiring against her as she tries to reveal her daughter's true identity.

The Omen (also known as The Omen: 666) is a 2006 American remake of the 1976 horror film of the same name.