When The Omen hit theaters, it became a huge box office success, setting a precedent for future horror films for years to come and spawning many sequels. Unbeknownst to fans around the world, the film had many set backs during filming, and it became clear that someone (or something) didn't want The Omen to be released at all. With obvious ecidence of both supernatural and even demonic forces at play, this became known as "the Omen Curse".

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In January of 1935, a man who was using a pseudonym checked into the Hotel President in Kansas City. Two days later, he was found beaten and brutalized, clinging to life in his room. Before police could gleam any information from him, he went on to die the next day. This left the Kansas City Police with many questions: Who was the man? Why was he in Kansas City? And, lastly, who killed him? Join us this week as we discuss "the Mystery of Room 1046"!

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