‘Rosemary’s Baby’: A must-read psychological horror classic

“Rosemary’s Baby” by Ira Levin is a genre-defining horror novel that explores themes of pregnancy, isolation, the occult, and paranoia. The ending line, which describes a character taking photographs, adds to the atmospheric tension and reinforces the idea of surveillance. The novel is a must-read for its role in shaping the psychological horror genre, its suspenseful storytelling, and its complex and relatable characters.