A Perfect Horror Movie

Rating: Null/10 (8 June 2011)

Rosemary's Baby is a brooding, perfect film, filled with the sense of unthinkable danger and horror and thought one of the most successful of its kind. The brilliance of the film is that it takes this realistic basis and builds on it with supernatural metaphors that make pregnancy a rich and strange condition. I think this is a very powerful, and really strange, horror movie. Every horror fan who loves such kind of films should see this film at least once. This film is a horror classic tells the story of a young woman who is manipulated by her husband and neighbors until she carries Satan's baby. These films reinforce the concept that evil is inherently outside of us. It nameable, definable, and recognizable, rather than extreme result of human stupidity. In such movies, these films demonize sex and science. All of these themes are present in this film. The film is really well-planned. Rosemary throughout the film allows her doubts to be our doubts, her suspicions ours, and ultimately her horrors ours. The clues are so well-placed that we can't be entirely sure who to trust until the evidence helps us to do. Her performance is incredible, as she embodies this character with a commitment that we rarely see these days. The way that Rosemary's Baby exposes male dominance over women's reproductive systems certainly puts it in that canon. and Mia Farrow's soft, high-pitched voice and vulnerable performance make her character's rape, both literally, physically, and emotionally. This is a fantastic film, but it as everyone think this film culturally performs in dangerous and insidious ways. Throughout the film, you sometimes feel confused but as the events grow, you begin to understand what is going on in the film.