If you think about it, a Rosemary’s Baby prequel could’ve only gone one of two ways. You either get a better look at a character who was fleeting or too enigmatic in the Polanski original. Or, you get a backstory that adds more meat to the lore around the cursed building that was the breeding ground for horror in Rosemary’s Baby. I’m not getting into whether or not Natalie Erika James’ unofficial prequel to Rosemary’s Baby, the Julia Garner-starrer Apartment 7A, is a good enough film as an occult horror flick and a prelude to a classic. You can head over here and here for a detailed review and explainer of the film. What I’m aiming to work out in this article is how Apartment 7A connects to Rosemary’s Baby in a way that’s more than just a flimsy, technical thread. And in that regard,...