How to See the Horror: The Hostile Fetus inRosemary's BabyandAlien

A. Robin Hoffman

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Gothic Literature and Media Analysis Cinema History and Criticism Utopian, Dystopian, and Speculative Fiction

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Despite the many aspects of style, narrative, and of course chronology that distinguish Rosemary's Baby from Alien, these films share an interest in humans’ potential to incubate, literally, their ...

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