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Ira Levin's psychological thrillers like 'Rosemary's Baby' and 'The Stepford Wives' tapped into contemporary anxieties about marriage, motherhood, and social conformity while creating some of cinema's most effective horror films. His ability to find terror in suburban normalcy influenced generations of thriller writers seeking to explore the darkness beneath middle-class respectability. The author's precise plotting and understanding of character psychology created stories that worked both as entertainment and social commentary.
