While director Natalie Erika James imbues 'Apartment 7A' - her prequel to Rosemary’s Baby with enough surreal imagery to keep us invested, it’s unfortunately hampered by an uninspired – and predictable – story.
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While director Natalie Erika James imbues 'Apartment 7A' - her prequel to Rosemary’s Baby with enough surreal imagery to keep us invested, it’s unfortunately hampered by an uninspired – and predictable – story.
Read More