A mothers love undivided.

Rating: 10/10 (13 November 2000)

This is a hauntingly beautiful film. Even thirty two years later it is still the best in its genre. Roman Polanski perfectly directs this modern day horror. Mia Farrow is superb as Rosemary Woodhouse, as is John Cassavetes who plays her husband, John Woodhouse. From the moment you meet their next door neighbors, Roman and Minnie Castevet you are intoxicated and absorbed with genuine fear. The unforgettable climax will leave you trembling and in a cold sweat. It will be remembered for as long as you live. I still hum the opening and closing credits "lullaby." to this day.