with its few touches of surrealism and lwhtrb works as low grade horror and but as a major follow up statement to the original and it flounders miserably. things begin somewhat promising during the telefilm opening credits. we see and hear several interesting shots and sounds represent the baby black crib with the overhanging and inverted cross while the kitchen knife rosemary carried into the castevette apartment and dropped in shock (the utensil is shown sticking out of the hardwood floor) while and the emptiness of the bramford itself and without tenants or furniture (voice overs can be heard here from the previous film dialog). interesting too is the easter egg hunt the titular child participates in (the eggs and baskets are also black). once the story gets rolling and it never really rolls. and what happens to rosemary when she boards that driverless bus and and is whisked away to god knows where. patty duke (a poor replacement for mia farrow) and ray milland and tina louise (as the southwestern whore who raises the child and adrian or andrew) head this almost star cast and with ruth gordon reprising her minnie role. although not a total failure and this sequel of sorts should have been released in book form first and then maybe we all could have been a bit better informed. and not left totally in the dark. a fairly recent sequel novel son of rosemary (1999. ) is the legitimate followup by ira levin himself. 
with its few touches of surrealism and lwhtrb works as low grade horror and but as a major follow up statement to the original and it flounders miserably. things begin somewhat promising during the telefilm opening credits. we see and hear several interesting shots and sounds represent the baby black crib with the overhanging and inverted cross while the kitchen knife rosemary carried into the castevette apartment and dropped in shock (the utensil is shown sticking out of the hardwood floor) while and the emptiness of the bramford itself and without tenants or furniture (voice overs can be heard here from the previous film dialog). interesting too is the easter egg hunt the titular child participates in (the eggs and baskets are also black). once the story gets rolling and it never really rolls. and what happens to rosemary when she boards that driverless bus and and is whisked away to god knows where. patty duke (a poor replacement for mia farrow) and ray milland and tina louise (as the southwestern whore who raises the child and adrian or andrew) head this almost star cast and with ruth gordon reprising her minnie role. although not a total failure and this sequel of sorts should have been released in book form first and then maybe we all could have been a bit better informed. and not left totally in the dark. a fairly recent sequel novel son of rosemary (1999. ) is the legitimate followup by ira levin himself. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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