Apartment 7A

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Apartment 7A

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2024

1h 45m

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Drama

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When a struggling, young dancer (Julia Garner) suffers a devastating injury, she finds herself drawn in by dark forces when a peculiar, well-connected, older couple promises her a shot at fame.

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Critics Consensus

Apartment 7A is slickly assembled and solidly acted, but the lingering memory of Rosemary's Baby and a predictable prequel template make for a sub(par)lease.

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Siddhant Adlakha

Variety

10/02/2024

A mostly-solid film that captures the anxieties of the current moment.

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Robbie Collin

Daily Telegraph (UK)

10/01/2024

3/5

... A diverting appendix to an indisputable classic.

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Nick Schager

The Daily Beast

09/27/2024

What ensues is the exact same thing that happened to Mia Farrow’s wife, except minus the creepy surprise and, thus, any reason to pay attention.

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Brogan Luke Bouwhuis

InBetweenDrafts

Nov 27

4/10

If the film had a more coherent point or was more willing to stand apart from its predecessor, it could have been something truly special. But, like its doomed protagonist, it just keeps stumbling under the spotlight.

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Emily von Seele

Daily Dead

Sep 14

4/5

Apartment 7A is largely successful, both as a prequel and as a stand-alone film. It carries the unfortunate weight of simply being a prequel to a classic film, but it largely does so with grace [...]

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Samantha McLaren

Horror Press

Aug 1

With a strong cast, beautiful costuming, and a few stand-out sequences, Apartment 7A is a solid prequel to Rosemary’s Baby — but that’s all it is.

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Thomas V

@Dontcallmedude Dec 23

Great storyline and great acting by all. I thought it moved along better than the slow burning of Rosemary's baby. I would have liked to have seen Julia Garner nude though. That's my only gripe.

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Lucas G

Dec 22

I decided to rewatch Rosemary’s Baby prior to this prequel and it was such a bad idea. Polanski’s movie is not only enormously superior to this movie but to so many other oneafter that have taken SO MUCH from it. Apartment 7a brings absolutely nothing to the table. It is basically a remake, because more or less it happens the same, just in a less absorbing way. Brings nothing new and fails in capturing the 60s. Strangely the 50 years difference resulted i a lot less intensity and oppressive sensation. It should have really gone in a totally different direction to make it worthy, like for example that Terry knows from the beginning what is going on in thebuilding and actually gets willingly involved with them and maybe something goes out of control. Safe, predictable and decaffeinated.

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Young S.

@Stevie Oct 15

It’s not very good, don’t waste your time.

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Candace B.

@Candylust Sep 28

I enjoyed the aesthetic of it. The story was a bit predictable but excellent. And The ending was perfect!

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sharon k

Sep 14

Naturally it's predictable( which seems to be the most prominent complaint) -I don't see that as a problem. Due to the source material-I don't see how it could not be- while remaining true to the original film. In my opinion-changing such a masterpiece just to surprise the audience would have been a big mistake. The acting was fantastic- the Castevets were spot on- so good! If you're a fan on Rosemary's baby- you will enjoy it!

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alessandra p

Sep 6

Not horrible by any means. Kept me captivated. I guess I just expected something different. One that I will likely forget very soon. It did well to grab me from the beginning and I enjoyed the ending. Good acting. But yeah just no new premise or anything majorly exciting in my books

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Synopsis

When a struggling, young dancer (Julia Garner) suffers a devastating injury, she finds herself drawn in by dark forces when a peculiar, well-connected, older couple promises her a shot at fame.

Director: Natalie Erika James
Producer: John Krasinski, Allyson Seeger, Michael Bay, Andrew Form, Brad Fuller
Screenwriter: Natalie Erika James, Christian White, Skylar James
Distributor: Paramount+
Production Co: Paramount Pictures, Sunday Night Productions, Platinum Dunes
Rating: R (Some Violent Content|Drug Use)
Genre: Horror, Mystery & Thriller, Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Sep 27, 2024
Runtime: 1h 45m
Aspect Ratio: Flat (1.85:1)

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