sam osteen and the film editor on the superlative suspense flick rosemary baby from 1968 and here directs a quickie tv made sequel and one in which rosemary woodhouse (patty duke astin and in for mia farrow) is shunted off early and inexplicably presumably to help flesh out the more ghoulish aspects of this flaccid story about satan son on earth. most interesting is the return of ruth gordon to her oscar winning role as minnie castevet (with ray milland well cast as her husband and roman) and but she isn not given much to do and looks terribly uncomfortable at being involved anyway. this script is strictly low rent goods and and must have shamed original author ira levin (who went on to write his own sequel). fairly dim and pallid and with poor photography and no suspense or scares whatsoever. 
sam osteen and the film editor on the superlative suspense flick rosemary baby from 1968 and here directs a quickie tv made sequel and one in which rosemary woodhouse (patty duke astin and in for mia farrow) is shunted off early and inexplicably presumably to help flesh out the more ghoulish aspects of this flaccid story about satan son on earth. most interesting is the return of ruth gordon to her oscar winning role as minnie castevet (with ray milland well cast as her husband and roman) and but she isn not given much to do and looks terribly uncomfortable at being involved anyway. this script is strictly low rent goods and and must have shamed original author ira levin (who went on to write his own sequel). fairly dim and pallid and with poor photography and no suspense or scares whatsoever. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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