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'Apartment 7A' Review: Julia Garner Leads Paint-by-Numbers 'Rosemary's Baby' Prequel
James can shoot with effusive competence (see "Relic"). This film sleepwalks as a routine horror prequel clinging to classic nostalgia, unlike how "The First Omen" nailed the formula mere months ago.
Critics Have Seen Apartment 7A, And There’s One Performance In The Rosemary’s Baby Prequel They Can’t Stop Talking About
Siddhant Adlakha of Variety finds the movie overall entertaining, though sometimes torn between its pre-ordained tragedy and the flourishes it wants to bring to the universe. Either way, the flick has a card up its sleeve, the critic writes:
‘Apartment 7A’ Review: Julia Garner and Dianne Wiest Star in Paramount+’s Oddly Lethargic Companion to ‘Rosemary’s Baby’
The Natalie Erika James-directed feature, which counts John Krasinski among its producers, follows a struggling dancer whose relationship with an older couple takes a twisted turn.
‘Apartment 7A' Review: Julia Garner Channels Mia Farrow in a Classy ‘Rosemary's Baby' Prequel from the Director of ‘Relic'
It doesn't blow open or reinvent the "Rosemary's Baby" mythology, but it's a decent primer to attract younger audiences back to the 1968 classic film. Terry is played by the ever superb "Ozark" triple Emmy winner Julia Garner,
‘Apartment 7A’ Review: The ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ Prequel Is Entertaining, if Often Self-Defeating
The Paramount+ original 'Apartment 7A' plays in a familiar sandbox, but the Julia Garner horror film tires to pave its own path on occasion.
Julia Garner's horror prequel debuts with poor Rotten Tomatoes rating
Rosemary's Baby prequel Apartment 7a has landed a meagre Rotten Tomatoes score following its Fantastic Fest premiere. The movie from writer-director Natalie Erika James ( Relic) serves as a backstory to the 1968 classic, exploring what happened in New York City's Bramford apartment complex before Mia Farrow's Rosemary Woodhouse moved in.
Apartment 7A Review: Daring Ideas Shine Through This Rosemary's Baby Retread (Fantastic Fest)
REVIEW: Apartment 7A, the Paramount+ prequel to Rosemary's Baby, delivers on scares. Considering the legendary status that Rosemary's Baby has on the whole, it might seem like climbing Everest to even attempt to match some of its ideas.
Apartment 7A Review: Frustrating Horror Prequel Is Just Too Haunted By Rosemary's Baby
While it has its moments, Rosemary's Baby prequel Apartment 7A is never quite up to its aspirations and unforgivable misses its marks.
Apartment 7A review: "A credible horror prequel that recaptures the atmosphere but not the originality of Rosemary's Baby"
Like this year’s The First Omen, Apartment 7A is a prequel to an iconic horror movie – in this case, Satanic classic Rosemary’s Baby (1968) – that fleshes out, to some degree, the world of its predecessor-slash-successor.
‘Apartment 7A’ review: Why is this ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ prequel so bad? The devil is in the details
What happened before Rosemary had her satanic baby? Apparently, the same ol’, same ol’. Paramount Pictures revisits the universe of one of its all-time biggest hits with “Apartment 7A,” billed as a prequel to “Rosemary’s Baby.
Apartment 7A Brings Atmospheric Backstory to a Celebrated Horror Tale
Rosemary's Baby really didn't need a prequel, but Julia Garner is compelling as a dancer caught in a devilish dilemma.
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‘Apartment 7A’ Sneak Peek: Julia Garner Wakes up in Bramford Building in Spooky ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ Prequel (VIDEO)
It begins with Terry in an unfamiliar room hearing voices down the hall on a bright and sunny morning, but there’s an ominous ...
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'Apartment 7A' Review: 'Rosemary's Baby' Really Didn't Need a Roommate
Apartment 7A treads the exact same territory as its nearly 60-year-old predecessor without straying from the path even a tiny bit. The plot is almost identical: young dancer Terry (Julia ...
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The Emmy winner for “Ozark” stars as Terry Gionoffrio, who fans of Polanski’s film will remember from early in the saga of ...
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What to watch at home this week – September 23 to 29
September 29 Matlock: Season 1 Premiere (Paramount+) Mission: Yozakura Family, New Episode (Disney+) There are no comments ...