Omen IV: The Awakening (1991) [PG]

Release Date:
July 19, 1991

Original Title:
Omen IV: The Awakening

Alternate Titles:
La Profecia IV El Despertar
La Profecia IV: El Renacer
Omen 4
Omen 4: The Awakening
Omen IV - The Awakening
Omen IV։ The Awakening
Přichází Satan - Procitnutí
The Omen IV
Омен 4: Пробуждение
天魔4

Genres:
Horror | Mystery | TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
20th Century Fox
FNM Films
Harvey Bernhard Productions
Mace Neufeld Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  ES: 18  FI: K-16  GB: 15  IE: 15A  PT: M/16  US: PG 

Runtime: 97

Damien's prophecy is reborn!

Damien Thorn is dead, but his prophecy is reborn in a mysterious girl named Delia, who is adopted by two attorneys.

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"B" Camera Operator:
Robert Crone

Additional Casting:
Mary Jo Slater

Art Direction:
Lawrence F. Pevec

Assistant Camera:
Brian C. Murphy

Assistant Costume Designer:
Toni Burroughs-Rutter

Assistant Editor:
Frank C. Decot
Lorie Olson
Shannon Mitchell

Assistant Hairstylist:
Malcolm Marsden

Assistant Location Manager:
Greg Jackson

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Patricia Murray

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Marilyn Bell

Assistant Set Decoration:
Janet Clark

Assistant Set Dresser:
James Kilcher

Best Boy Electrician:
Burton 'Joe' Kuchera

Best Boy Grip:
Kevin Black

Boom Operator:
Tony Giacinti

Camera Operator:
Tom Fillingham

Camera Trainee:
Doug Lavender

Casting:
Melissa Skoff

Casting Assistant:
Rebecca Hilgen
Darlene Honeycutt

Casting Associate:
Jeffrey Newman

Characters:
David Seltzer

Co-Producer:
Robert J. Anderson

Construction Coordinator:
Doug Hardwick

Costume Designer:
Susan De Laval

Costume Supervisor:
Debbie Douglas

Costumer:
Tess Brummitt

Director:
Jorge Montesi
Dominique Othenin-Girard

Director of Photography:
Martin Fuhrer

Dolly Grip:
Derek Grieves

Editor:
Bruce Giesbrecht
Frank Irvine

Executive Producer:
Mace Neufeld

Extras Casting:
James Forsyth

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Douglas Craik

First Assistant Director:
Kelsey T. Howard

Gaffer:
Stephen Jackson

Grip:
Brian Trotto
Gavin B. Craig

Hairstylist:
Roy Sidick

Key Grip:
Dillard Brinson

Local Casting:
Stuart Aikins

Location Manager:
Christine Haebler
Mark Flett

Makeup Supervisor:
Charles Porlier

Music Editor:
Robert Randles

Negative Cutter:
Ginny Parillo

Original Music Composer:
Jonathan Sheffer

Producer:
Harvey Bernhard

Production Coordinator:
Roberta Sheehy

Production Design:
Richard Wilcox

Production Manager:
Michelle MacLaren

Property Buyer:
D.N. Pettipas

Property Master:
Ron Chambley

Prosthetic Designer:
Tibor Farkas

Screenplay:
Brian Taggert

Script Supervisor:
Lara Fox

Second Assistant Camera:
Jim Clare

Second Assistant Director:
Rachel Leiterman

Second Unit Director:
Harvey Bernhard

Set Decoration:
Marti Wright

Set Decoration Buyer:
Peter Lando
Elizabeth Wilcox

Set Dresser:
Anne Power

Sound Editor:
Stuart S. Widdes
Andre Bacha
Donlee Jorgensen
David Byron Lloyd

Sound Mixer:
Larry Sutton

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Robert Appere
Ron Estes
Gary D. Rogers

Special Effects Assistant:
Steve Davis
Gordon Jewell

Special Effects Coordinator:
Gary Paller

Steadicam Operator:
Robert Crone

Still Photographer:
Chris Helcermanas-Benge

Story:
Harvey Bernhard
Brian Taggert

Storyboard Artist:
Chris Bartleman

Stunt Coordinator:
Danny Virtue

Supervising Sound Editor:
Howard Neiman

Third Assistant Director:
Julia Done

Trainee Production Coordinator:
Kandis Armstrong

Video Assist Operator:
Rob Parisien

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