Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
Director: Roman Polanski
The firms is a grate and brilliant production touching the mind in a in a away were you don't wont to have baby's because it might not be what u are looking for. After a couple move in to a flat (apartment) in a house in America mad and crazy thing start to happen.The neighbours begin to take a likening to the couple. A couple of weeks after the move in the couple wont to have a baby. This is the start of the madness Rosemary begins to get ill but you might think it's normal but its not what you think the neighbours want the baby for use to raise the devil. The use of colour in this film is a key fetcher and gives a dull and sickly filling. and the blur of the camera makes you fill like your not in control
Roman Polanski somehow brought his brand of paranoid horror to the Hollywood mainstream with rousing success.
a masterpiece of paranoid tension about evil lurking in the mundane
Genuinely frightening in a way that's impossible to top 35 years later.
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