Julia Garner looks fearfully behind her should in Apartment 7A
Paramount+ is getting ready to take viewers back to the Bramford building this September. The first trailer for the streamer's psychological thriller Apartment 7A, the prequel to the legendary horror classic Rosemary's Baby, was unveiled today, teasing what happened in the cursed New York apartment complex before Rosemary moved in. Julia Garner leads the feature as a young dancer named Terry Gionoffrio whose dreams of stardom come crashing down around her after a devastating injury.
Apartment 7A's connections to Rosemary's Baby become more apparent in the back half of the trailer as Terry's investigation turns up information about the last tenant's horrific fate. She's been chosen as the next victim of the Bramford and her benefactors are merely preparing her for something sinister. The horror becomes apparent as she sees herself pregnant in the mirror with a demonic child, showing the "sacrifice" she must make to realize her dreams.
Apartment 7A premieres on Paramount+ on September 27 and will be a part of the service's Peak Screaming curation of horror movies and Halloween episodes. Attendees at this year's Fantastic Fest will also have a chance to see the film early, as it's part of the event's lineup running from September 19 through 26. Check out the trailer in the player above.
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