Rosemary's Baby (1968)

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Written by Ira Levin, Roman Polanski

Directed by Roman Polanski

Running Time: 134 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1968

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Rosemary (Mia Farrow) and her new husband Guy Woodhouse (John Cassavetes) move into a new apartment in New York. The pair quickly hit it off with their neighbours, elderly couple Minnie (Ruth Gordon) and Roman (Sidney Blackmer) Castevet. Rosemary also befriends a young woman she meets in the basement laundry room, who tells her tales of witches and black magic in the building.

Things seem to be going well for Rosemary and Guy until the girl from the laundry appears to commit suicide by plummeting to her death. Rosemary starts to hear strange noises and experiencing bizarre dreams, such as being raped by a monster. Guy has also become increasingly remote and distant. When Rosemary discovers she has fallen pregnant, she begins to suspect that her neighbours have special plans for her child which she doesn't agree with.

A truly creepy and demonic horror film.

Cast

Mia FarrowRosemary Woodhouse
John CassavetesGuy Woodhouse
Ruth GordonMinnie Castevet
Sidney BlackmerRoman Castevet
Maurice EvansEdward 'Hutch' Hutchins
Ralph BellamyDr. Abraham Sapirstein
Victoria VetriTerry Gionoffrio
Patsy KellyLaura-Louise
Elisha Cook Jr.Mr. Nicklas
Emmaline HenryElise Dunstan
Image for Charles GrodinCharles GrodinDr. C.C. Hill
Hanna LandyGrace Cardiff
Phil LeedsDr. Shand
D'Urville MartinDiego
Hope SummersMrs. Gilmore

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