In 1968, the horror genre changed forever when Rosemary's Baby debuted in theaters to massive critical and audience acclaim. Roman Polanski's film features groundbreaking camerawork, incredible performances from Mia Farrow, Ruth Gordon and John Cassavetes as well as a game-changing story that rocked the souls of viewers all over the world. Let's break it down!

Table Of Contents:

0:00 (Intro)

3:00 (Realism)

6:30 (Tone)

8:30 (Witches)

10:15 (Roman)

11:00 (Cinematography)

13:30 (Dream Sequences)

14:50 (Development)

20:10 (Roman Polanski)

25:00 (Sequel)

27:50 (Rosemary)

32:00 (Film Curse)

35:00 (The Dakota Building)

40:30 (Opening Titles)

43:20 (Apartment Tour)

47:25 (Tannis Root)

50:45 (Hutch)

53:45 (Terry)

58:00 (Minnie)

1:03:00 (Roman & Guy)

1:04:30 (When did Guy join?)

1:08:40 (Intermission)

1:11:0 (Framed Contest)

1:16:00 (Unsubscribes)

1:23:00 (Chocolate Mousse)

1:25:50 (Nightmare Sequence)

1:28:00 (Burning Church)

1:29:30 (The Devil)

1:33:00 (Doctor Saperstein)

1:34:30 (Haircut)

1:36:30 (Hutch's Death)

1:42:15 (The Baby Is Alive)

1:45:15 (Witch Books)

1:49:20 (Payphone)

1:52:00 (Best Shot)

1:55:00 (Finale)

2:02:00 (Closing)

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