Sam Neill isn’t usually someone I find particularly impressive, and his performance here certainly didn’t manage to convey any real sense of threat. Nevertheless, this installment is a significant improvement over the second film. Now in control of his expansive "Thorn" corporation, “Damien” focuses on preventing the newly arrived Nazarine baby—along with the sacred daggers—from potentially derailing his ambition to …

Sam Neill delivered a strong performance as Damien, managing to rise above some of the less convincing lines he was given. While it doesn't feel like a particularly satisfying end to the series, I still found it diverting and surprisingly bold in its willingness to explore unusual territory. **3.0/5**

Graham Baker directed The Final Conflict, which was written by David Seltzer and Andrew Birkin. It features Sam Neill as Damien Thorn, now a powerful figure in business on the verge of entering politics, along with Rossano Brazzi, Don Gordon, Lisa Harrow, Barnaby Holm, Mason Adams. Jerry Goldsmith composed the music, and Phil Meheux and Robert Paynter handled the cinematography. This third installment of "The Omen…