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ROSEMARY'S BABY

 

Director(s): Roman Polanski

Writer(s): Roman Polanski

Cast: Mia Farrow, John Cassavettes, Ruth Gordon, Sidney Blackmer

 

Synopsis & Review: A classic psychological thriller, this movie set the stage for movies such as the Sentinel, and the Exorcist. Some may say that it was a great movie made before its time, but none the less a great movie. Roman Polanski directed this frightening tale with the help of Anton La Vey, a grand priest of the Church of Satan.

A newly wed couple move into a lavish apartment building, filled with all too nice neighbors. After having a frightening nightmare, Rosemary ( Mia Farrow) becomes pregnant. Her husband Guy (John Cassavettes) tells her that it is all normal for a pregnancy to experience nightmares and paranoia, and not to worry.

Slowly the paranoia kicks in, and Rosemary begins to think that her neighbors are all witches and Satanists. She also believes that the neighbors want her baby for some sort of ritual. Desperately trying to find evidence to back up her claim, Rosemary almost goes mad in an attempt to prove her suspicions.

Is Rosemary right? Can she make her husband see things her way? Or is it all part of the pregnancy? The frightening conclusion will leave you breathless.

The nightmares, the paranoia, the suspense, Roman Polanski does a fantastic job to tie everything together. Rosemary's Baby is a bit long, but its definitely worth watching. The style of this movie was copied in such films as the Omen, the Devil's Advocate, and the Devil's Daughter. Although his film may be old, it is still be one of the greatest horror movies of all time.

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RATING

R

 

RUNNING TIME

134 Minutes

 

RELEASE DATE

Jun. 12, 1968

 

RATING

4/5 Stars

 

REVIEWER

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