(Spoilers for Rosemary's Baby - Nastro rosso a New York (1968)) Jordan Peele has cited Rosemary's Baby - Nastro rosso a New York (1968) as a key influence on the film, and there are a few direct homages to the novel/film: In addition to the name Rose (possibly short for Rosemary), her grandfather's name Roman may refer to Roman Castavet, the head of the satanic cult in the earlier film, and possibly to that film's director, Roman Polanski. As well, the Japanese man among the otherwise white group echoes a similar character in Rosemary's Baby - Nastro rosso a New York (1968). Finally, the climax of both films hinges on the revelation that the protagonist's love interest is complicit in the conspiracy.

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