Rosemary's Baby Compare And Contrast

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“Rosemary’s Baby” is riveting and morbid. In both the movie and book, you experience an unbelievable story of witch craft and horror. The story mentions cannibalism, satanism, suicide, and I can’t imagine what it would’ve been like reading it during the 1960’s. A married couple, the Woodhouse’s, move into the Bramford where numerous deaths and strange phenomena occurred. After becoming pregnant, Rosemary slowly becomes aware and begins to connect all the strange things that have been going on. It’s hard to make a recommendation because the movie closely follows the book. There are very small differences between the movie and book but, there are no differences with the plot. The plot and a lot of the dialogue is consistent. Whether you read

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