Rosemary's Baby

Rosemary's Baby (1968)
Dir: Roman Polanski

After moving into a new apartment with her husband, a young woman becomes paranoid about the safety of her unborn child.
Interesting chiller that gets under your skin and slowly builds a sense of dread. Mia Farrow puts in a stunning central performance and Polanski's assured direction keeps you gripped. The story lags in parts and it doesn't have many scares, but it leaves a lasting impression.

Story: 7
Acting: 8
Directing: 8
Scares: 5
Gore: 3
Overall: 7