Chilling and Controversial: “The First Omen” Set to Terrify Saudi Cinemas
LOS ANGELES: Brace yourselves, horror fans, as the sixth installment of the famed horror series, “The First Omen,” is set to unleash its terror in cinemas across Saudi Arabia starting Wednesday.
Directed by Arkasha Stevenson in her feature film debut, the movie stars Nell Tiger Free, Charles Dance, Bill Nighy, and Ralph Ineson, taking viewers on a spine-tingling journey.
“The First Omen” unfolds before the events of the beloved 1976 original, following a young American woman on a mission in Rome that leads her to question her faith and unravel a bone-chilling conspiracy.
In an interview with Arab News, Nell Tiger Free expressed her excitement about the film’s focus on strong female leads in the horror genre, breaking away from traditional tropes.
The movie promises to deliver eerie and thought-provoking scenes, drawing parallels to its predecessor while exploring the dangers of fanaticism through its sound and cinematography.
Bill Nighy, a British icon, revealed the cast and crew’s intention to leave audiences traumatized and stunned by horror, aiming to provide a collective experience of fear and terror.
So, get ready to scream in unison as “The First Omen” descends upon cinemas, offering a spine-chilling journey into the depths of darkness and conspiracy.