The movie Omen III: The Final Conflict is a horror-thriller film released in 1981, directed by Graham Baker and starring Sam Neill, Rossano Brazzi, and Don Gordon. It is the third installment in the Omen film series and follows the story of Damien Thorn, who is now a grown-up man and the CEO of Thorn Industries, a global conglomerate.
The movie begins with an astronomical event that signals the arrival of the second coming of Christ. Meanwhile, Damien has become the American ambassador to Britain, and he uses his position to influence political decisions that help him manipulate world events to his advantage. He also forms an elite group of followers, known as The Disciples, who are loyal to him and help him carry out his plans.
As the prophecy of the birth of Christ gets closer, Damien becomes increasingly paranoid and ruthless in his efforts to prevent the fulfilment of the prophecy. He kills anyone who stands in his way, including his own trusted disciples, and unleashes a reign of terror on the world. However, he is not invincible, and his own hubris will be his undoing.
The movie is known for its intense and graphic death scenes, as well as its themes of religion, power, and corruption. It received mixed reviews upon its release but has since gained a cult following among horror fans.