Rosemary’s Baby. That seminal film starring Mia Farrow and John Cassavetes as a yuppie couple who move into a venerable Manhattan apartment building housing a coven of Satanists rocked the ...

QUESTION: Where was the apartment block used in the film Rosemary’s Baby? Why did Ira Levin call it Bramford? In his 1967 novel, Ira Levin described the building in which he set his story as ...

Mia Farrow recalled the moment that Frank Sinatra had her served with divorce papers on the set of Rosemary's Baby. Frank took Mia's virginity and then married her in Las Vegas in 1966 ...

Rosemary's Baby reaffirms how a horror movie can be absolutely terrifying without relying on excessive gore or jump-scares.

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Please verify your email address. You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. Rosemary’s Baby — a true mainstay in the horror genre — has a complicated legacy due to the ...

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Paramount was naturally very protective of Rosemary’s Baby as a legacy property and refrained from pushing Apartment 7A’s creative team to stuff the story with a jump scare a minute.

Mia Farrow was wrestling with her own personal challenges while facing onscreen demons on the set of Rosemary's Baby. "He left me because I wouldn't leave the movie when he told me to leave it ...

Mia Farrow was wrestling with her own personal challenges while facing onscreen demons on the set of Rosemary's Baby. "He left me because I wouldn't leave the movie when he told me to leave it," said ...