WOO! I'm always happy for more Double Murder. Now I'm just waiting for that Texas Chainsaw Remake VS Original.

Whoa. I did a whole study on Rosemary's Baby's underlying themes in graduate school.

I disliked both films which are overated

Wow, comparing these two films is like comparing bacon and grapes. They are on two completely different ends of the horror spectrum.

Rosemary's Baby is waaaaayyy better in almost every way. Classic.

Rosemary's Baby!!! "Inside" can't compare it was one of the worst movies ever!

Not about to listen to the podcast but comparing these two completely different movies is ridiculous. Inside was great while the overrated Rosemary had me sleeping like a baby. Meanwhile I'm glad authorites have recently denied Polanski [who raped a 13 year old and escaped to France] access back into our country.

Haha, I guess we should do a better job of explaining the premise of the podcast. We review 2 movies that are somehow related (often remake vs original, but sometimes movies with similar themes) and then decide which is the better movie. To be sure, this episode was difficult for us to decide since they ARE both great movies (IMHO) and very dissimilar styles.

While i'm not a fan of 'rosemary's baby' iCAN see why you would do a podcast putting them side by side. I like it. You should do more.

I already posted this somewhere else, but whatever. Sooooooo, I agree with you guys on just about everything except for the end of Rosemary's Baby. Being a mom myself, I actually gave this a lot of thought and I can pretty much %100 guarantee that if by some fluke, my daughter was born the spawn of Satan, I would still love her and want to take care of her. I can totally, no bullshit say that there is nothing my daughter could do (or be, in this case) that would cause me to not love her. I mean, of course, she could make choices later in her life that would cause me to have to push her out of my life, I'm sure that's possible (however unlikely), but that doesn't mean I would stop loving her and WANTING to be there for her. Especially when she was still a child, I would love her and want to take care of her no matter what. Totally not saying that to prove that I'm a super mom or anything. It's just honestly what I believe. And I don't really think that has to be taken as a good thing or a bad thing. It's just a simple fact, that the love a parent has for their child has the ability to withstand a lot. In a lot of cases, like if the child has a drug addiction or something, the love a parent has can end up doing more harm than good. Or if the child happens to be the anti-christ. It's netiher good, nor bad. It just is. But yeah, the "hail Satan" shit was annoying and stupid, but, given the time period, at least a little forgivable.

i dont think i have ever seen rosemarys baby... but i remember the cover of the movie. the baby carriage. i might have seen it as a kid. i remember a demon childof some sort.