Siddhant Adlakha of Variety finds the movie overall entertaining, though sometimes torn between its pre-ordained tragedy and ...

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The Natalie Erika James-directed feature, which counts John Krasinski among its producers, follows a struggling dancer whose ...

Natalie Erika James' Roman Polanski prequel, though familiar, is drenched in spooky style with the ever-superb Julia Garner ...

The Paramount+ original 'Apartment 7A' plays in a familiar sandbox, but the Julia Garner horror film tires to pave its own ...

While it has its moments, Rosemary's Baby prequel Apartment 7A is never quite up to its aspirations and unforgivable misses ...

REVIEW: Apartment 7A, the Paramount+ prequel to Rosemary's Baby, delivers on scares. Considering the legendary status that ...

(Especially if you don’t have Tom Cruise.) That’s very much the case for Rosemary’s Baby, a horror classic that Paramount has decided needed digging up from its grave in order to stomp all over poor ...

Review of Apartment 7A, a prequel to horror classic Rosemary’s Baby which stars Julia Garner as a dancer who moves into the Bramford building.

Rosemary's Baby really didn't need a prequel, but Julia Garner is compelling as a dancer caught in a devilish dilemma.

Yes, Apartment 7A is a Rosemary’s Baby prequel, with the new movie appearing to end around the time that the 1968 film begins, or crossover with those events. In the 1968 movie, Rosemary moves into ...