Rosemary's Baby

Rosemary, in Mia Farrow's performance, is so immediately recognizable that everything that happens to her, happens to us. Her explanation to Dr Hill (Charles Grodin) about the absurdity she's at the center of, is so brilliantly written that she becomes... Full review

Pregnancy is the time in a woman's life that, despite the hormone imbalance and the emotional changes, is charged in an overwhelming among of love and support and the notion that she is slowly gestating a human life, male or... Full review

Roman Polanski's horror classic is literally pregnant with paranoia. Mia Farrow gets an iconic cropped 'do, John Cassavetes broodsHalfway through Polanski's classic psycho-horror, Rosemary (Farrow) decides to chop off her bob. Not since Delilah took to Samson's barnet has a... Full review

I'm not sure about that but Rosemary's baby has got to be one of the best, if not the best, psychological supernatural thrillers ever made. The real test of a good movie(or one of them) is can it hold up... Full review

When people talk about perfect films I don't actually know what they mean. Perfect for whom? Perfect compared to what? I think that perfection is in the brain and heart of the beholder. "Rosemary's baby" is a perfect film to... Full review

One might argue Roman Polanski's Rosemary's Baby is not a horror film, since it lacks almost everything you'll find in almost all of them: shock moments, vampires, werewolf, serial killers, even blood. The most graphic scene is a nightmare sequence... Full review

"Rosemary's Baby" is one of the best horror films ever made. This isn't because it's going to scare the pants off you with a series of sensational jolts. This isn't the shallow, gimmicky kind of horror movie we mostly get... Full review

Every bit of acclaim that Rosemary's Baby has earned is totally deserved. The Dakota, located at 72nd and Central Park West, is the perfect setting for the demonic events; all that rich Gothic detail in the heart of Manhattan provides... Full review

Why aren't the horror directors of today as careful with their scripts as Polanski was? Not that this is really horror. Horror as we know it came into being with the slasher flicks of the late 1970s and early 1980s;... Full review

This is definitely one of the best horror films ever made. The conspiracy that Rosemary goes throughout the film is truly creepy. What makes it so scary is that she goes trusting her husband and 'friends' without any idea of... Full review

I remember thinking it was a pretty good horror flick.....Movies about Satan and his progeny have always been fun for me.....The most notable predecessor of those two movies was Rosemary's Baby.....He's a successful actor....At the time though, this movie was considered quite stylish, which makes it even more frightening now..... ... Full Review

The movie is incredibly faithful to the book....ROSEMARY'S BABY was a novel (by Ira Levin) before it became the phenomenal film it is.....The interesting part of ROSEMARY'S BABY getting to me was.... ... Full Review

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Rosemary and Guy Woodhouse move into a New York apartment with a bad reputation. ... Full Review

Intriguingly, Rosemary's Baby is a horror film with very little horror in it....a cursed movie....Seen today, Rosemary's Baby still shocks with its intimate rendering of a woman innocently bringing on the apocalypse..... ... Full Review

Writer-director Roman Polanski's adaptation of Ira Levin's novel has earned a reputation as one of the greatest horror films ever made.....it is laid out like a paranoid thriller.... ... Full Review

What is a horror movie? In order to begin with that question, one must define horror itself. Let me make an attempt: horror is the fear that the unseen could be malevolent. ... Full Article

Tuesday 16 June 2009 15.54 BST Classic of the genre ... Tippi Hedren in The Birds. Photograph: Allstar/Cinetext/Universal It looks like a salutary lesson for Hollywood producers in the Twitter era: never underestimate the power of the fans. ... Full Article

What inspired They Might Be Giants to write that insipid little bubblegum tune "Meet James Ensor" is anyone's guess, but it couldn't have been the Belgian artist's strange, and sometimes hilarious, scenes of skeletons, corpses, and masked citizenry. ... Full Article

LOS ANGELES - A JUDGE on Thursday dismissed Roman Polanski's bid to throw out a decades-old sex case because the fugitive director failed to appear in court to press his request. ... Full Article

Monday, 04/ 6/2009 at 3:30 PM Comments My sweet readers, I need your help. Alex and I recently signed up for Netflix, and we're feeling stumped about what movies to choose. ... Full Article

There's something beautifully haunting in the opening moments of "I Survive" , the intro track on Lacuna Coil's latest offering, SHALLOW LIFE. With a spooky melody that recalls the theme from ROSEMARY'S BABY, my ears perked up just in time... ... Full Article