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I think in the case of Rosemary's Baby, it belongs to the apartment trilogy. In that trilogy, the first and last film were designed to be ambiguous as to how much of what the main character was experiencing was real. Rosemary's Baby is the most concrete of the three obviously, but I think many of the people involved with it, including Polanski himself, are on record that the point of the movie was to be ultimately vague. The ending happened on screen, but so did the dream sequence. When I watch the movie, I see the ending as being literally true, but I also think there's a possibility that it's a metaphor for the forces that women and mothers face in the world. In terms of good and evil having their origin in the supernatural, it's not so much that I'm against that concept. For all I know, that could very well be true. It's more that I don't have a strong positive belief in it being true. That's what I mean when I say I don't believe in the supernatural. But with that being said, even when it comes to belief in the supernatural, there are even many religions that don't believe good and evil have origins in the supernatural at all. Good and evil are just by-products of normal behavior in these religions. In ancient Greece, both humans and gods were good and evil, and it wasn't because the gods invented either, but because the gods invented the world as a physical place, and within that physical place, people make both good and bad decisions, and often times knowledge regarding what the right path is is impossible to ever be entirely sure of. So in other words, the ancient Greek position on good and evil is identical to the materialist position. I don't think that this disproves the possibility of good and evil being supernatural, as it could just be that the ancient Greek religion was incorrect about this. The point I'm trying to make is that I personally don't know where good and evil come from. If you think it's definitively a case of supernatural forces, that's cool. Like I said, you might very well be correct. I was just talking about my lack of belief in the supernatural personally. I wasn't trying to say that people who do believe in the supernatural were wrong or that I know what does or doesn't exist. What I know, what I believe, and what I want to believe are all very different categories. I don't know if the supernatural is real or not, I don't have a belief that it is necessarily, but I would prefer it if it was true and I hope that it is.

Those sound good. I've heard about Viy, and I've even read the story it's based on. The stills of it look great.

I've seen City of the Dead, The Devil Rides Out, and Night of the Demon. They're great movies. I haven't seen the others, so I'll check those out.

Yeah, I really enjoyed the Supiria remake. It was a great example of using the original as a springboard for something unique. I haven't seen Lords of Salem, but I've heard good things about it. I'm definitely going to put it on my queue.

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks man! And I know what you mean. I think I had a similar reaction the first time seeing it as well. Seeing the movie many times since then, it's now one of my favorites.

I don't speak Spanish, but I used google translate to understand, and I agree with you, it has to be the most terrifying scene in any movie.

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you!