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15 de dic. de 2019 · Título original: Look What's Happened to Rosemary's Baby Lanzamiento: 1976-10-29 Duración: 100 minutos Votar: 3.7 por 11 usuarios Calidad: 1080p Géneros: Horror,TV Movie Estrellas: Stephen McHattie, Patty Duke, Broderick Crawford, Ruth Gordon, Lloyd Haynes, David Huffman, Tina Louise Estudio: The Culzean Corporation País: United States of ...
29 de oct. de 1976 · This sequel to the smash hit chiller Rosemary's Baby (1968) chronicles the childhood of Rosemary's demon spawn. The still distraught mother, whose husband sold his soul, thus allowing Satan himself to father her child, is helped out by her charming neighbors the devil worshippers. The film is also titled Rosemary's Baby II.
First, Rosemary's Baby is a perfect movie, there’s no necessity for a sequel at all, and I did not know this even existed. It's a made-for-TV movie that Ruth Gordon actually showed up for for some reason and it was directed by the editor of the 1968 movie.
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3 de nov. de 2013 · Summary: Rosemary’s son grows into an adult under a new identity, but the coven he fled as a boy refuses to let him escape his heritage. Synopsis : Show/Hide Spoilers. Review: Successful commercially and critically as Ira Levin’s original novel and as Roman Polanski’s film adaptation, “Rosemary’s Baby” has the dubious dishonor of ...
