Mia Farrow, starring in this 1968 horror movie by Roman Polanski, commands sympathy throughout, even as you’re not sure, watching her, whether her fears and concerns are well-founded, or whether she’s just paranoid. But she’s not paranoid. Ira Levin’s story is sort of like Invasion of the Body Snatchers, but without pods – and this movie is beyond creepy. Which makes it a great thing to watch tonight, on Showtime Beyond.

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