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Oct 26, 2020 21 min

The Omen

from Girl, We Need To Talk! Hosted by Aleta Sheffield and Krystle Skelly

Friends, it's officially the week of Halloween and we are continuing the Spooktacular season with today's episode covering the original 1976 version of The Omen. The Omen features iconic actor Gregory Peck and as we discuss in the episode, it's a part of an introduction into a new genre of horror-evil children! Come listen as we discuss the movie, mid-20th century hospital births, our perspective boy names (Aleta's is quite a surprise!) and as always, movie trivia galore! Happy Halloween Y'all! #TheOmen #GregoryPeck #LeeRemick #harveyspencerstevens #Halloweeen #spooky #spookyseason

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