In the climax of the film, Robert Thorn (played by Liev Schreiber) confronts his adopted son Damien (played by Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick) in a desperate attempt to stop the child’s demonic reign of terror.
Throughout the movie, Robert and his wife Katherine (played by Julia Stiles) adopt Damien after their own child dies at birth. However, they soon discover that Damien is not an ordinary child but the Antichrist, destined to bring about the apocalypse.
In the final act, as the signs of Damien’s true nature become increasingly apparent, Robert embarks on a journey to uncover the truth and stop the forces of evil that seek to use Damien as a vessel for their dark purposes.
As Robert delves deeper into the mystery surrounding Damien’s origins, he encounters numerous obstacles and dangers, including the sinister machinations of the demonic forces that seek to protect Damien at all costs.
In a climactic showdown, Robert confronts Damien in a church, armed with the knowledge of his true identity and the determination to stop him from fulfilling his destiny. Despite the overwhelming odds stacked against him, Robert refuses to give up and fights with all his strength to save the world from Damien’s malevolent influence.
The film ends with a sense of ambiguity and dread as the fate of Robert and Damien remains uncertain. As the forces of evil continue to close in, Robert is left to grapple with the horrifying realization that he may be powerless to stop the Antichrist’s rise to power.
The ending of “The Omen” is a chilling and suspenseful conclusion to the film’s tale of horror and the supernatural. It leaves viewers on the edge of their seats, haunted by the possibility that evil may triumph in the end.