Rosemary and her husband move into an apartment full of Devil worshippers
Rosemary’s Baby is a horror classic featuring Mia Farrow as Rosemary Woodhouse, John Cassavetes as Guy Woodhouse and the Devil in New York City. The Woodhouses move into a new apartment. It turns out the building is full of Devil worshippers and they want Rosemary.<br /><br />Right from the start the film begins sowing the seeds of suspicion about the apartment. First, there’s a huge dresser covering up what looks like an innocent closet. The problem was the former tenant was an 80 year old woman so how did the dresser get moved and why was it hiding the closet? Next the Woodhouses have dinner with their friend that tells them the apartment has a history with the occult including two sisters who cooked and ate children and a witch who claimed he conjured the Devil in the building. Then there’s chanting heard next door and then a woman Rosemary just met in the building ends up dead. This all builds up to a bizarre and Satanic scene that is a climax of the movie in more ways than one.<br /><br />One of the reasons why the story works is because everything just seems so normal. It’s not like the devil worshippers show up at the door with blood all over them after a sacrifice or something. They’re just regular people in the apartment showing that evil comes in all forms.<br /><br />The movie also has great pacing. It just builds and builds and builds until it seems like Farrow’s fate is set. You can feel her trapped by her circumstances and there’s no escape. It makes the audience feel as helpless as she does.<br /><br />Finally the scenes that do directly involve the occult just have the perfect mood. The standout one is when Farrow gets impregnated. It’s crazy!<br /><br />The movie is a classic for a reason and really explores the occult.
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