In this Satanic Sunday showdown, NBC's pregnancy-horror story is laborious, while Showtime's Victorian mashup is just ridiculous enough.

NBC's four-hour, two-part remake of 'Rosemary's Baby' starring Zoe Saldana lacks much of the shocking elements of the original.

This ill-advised two-part remake in no way measures up to the 1968 classic.

Do expectations work for or against a remake of Rosemary’s Baby? When I first heard that NBC was adapting Roman Polanski’s great, unnerving film...

Starring Zoe Saldana as the titular mother.

NBC's remake of the classic Roman Polanski film is ill-advised and pointless.

The sole redeeming quality may be the subconscious running commentary it offers about its own pointlessness.

Reimagining of “Rosemary’s Baby” falls short of spooky chills, as the pretty but sluggish NBC miniseries never locates any devilish charm.

It’s been nearly two generations since Roman Polanski’s “Rosemary’s Baby” creeped-out moviegoers (while being the stuff of several juicy chapters on celebrity gossip), making a redo more than logical.