‎‘Rosemary's Baby’ review by Alex Leonce • Letterboxd

Rosemary's Baby 1968 ★★★★½

Watched Oct 31, 2021

SPOOKY SEASON, THE SECOND EDITION - DAY 33

Fuck Polanski, but Rosemary's Baby is a mighty swell horror, with a knockout performance from Mia Farrow. Aside from that one 'dream' sequence, I love that nothing violent or grotesque was shown. The real scares come from Farrow's character suffering from the pregnancy, and being very concerned about her neighbours.

When the final ten minutes occurred, it just hits you with a ton of bricks. Masterful filmmaking.

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Rosemary's Baby 1968 ★★★★½

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