Instead, you get Rosemary's Baby. This is one of those older movies that I didn't really appreciate until I got older. As a young adult, I could relate to Rosemary's escalating paranoia so much more than I ever could as a teenager, and I'm still especially partial to movies that can grab you and scare you without violence and gore. Don't get me wrong, violence and gore have their place and I enjoy splatterfests quite a bit, too. But I always find myself much more able to get into movies with a specific plotline that manages to instill fear and dread without having to rely too heavily on special effects to get the job done.
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