Rosemary's Baby
In 1967, ROSEMARY'S BABY became the first horror novel to hit the bestseller lists. Levin's modern Gothic novel brought the spectre of devil worship out of the Middle Ages, and placed it squarely into the lap of the Love Generation. Newly married Guy and Rosemary Woodhouse move into a beautiful old Manhattan brownstone, where they are met by a group of overly friendly neighbors. During a welcome to the building dinner with an elderly couple, Rosemary becomes inexplicably ill, and after a night of horrible dreams, wakes to find that she is pregnant. Feeling that her neighbors are far more interested in her pregnancy than is appropriate, Rosemary is increasingly terrified as they become more and more possessive and invasive. She becomes convinced that they are in league with the Devil, and that both she and her baby are in grave danger. Is it all in her mind, as her husband and doctor seem to think, or is Rosemary about to give birth to Satan's spawn? ROSEMARY'S BABY was made into a successful film, directed by Roman Polanski, that won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress Ruth Gordon Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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