How to Watch ‘Apartment 7A’ Online: 2024 ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ Prequel

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Starting Friday, Sept. 27, Condominium 7A, the Rosemary’s Child prequel starring Julia Garner and Dianne Wiest, is out there to stream on Paramount+. The movie explores what occurred within the Bramford, the condominium constructing the place Rosemary’s Child is ready, earlier than Rosemary (Mia Farrow) moved in.

The psychological thriller can be obtainable to buy for $19.99 on Apple TV and Prime Video.

At a Look: Easy methods to Watch Condominium 7A On-line

The place to Stream Condominium 7A On-line

Paramount+ is the unique streamer of the Natalie Erika James-directed function. Paramount+ packages begin at $7.99 per thirty days (or $59.99 yearly) for the ad-supported Important plan, which features a seven-day free trial. This implies new subscribers can stream Condominium 7A on-line at no cost for one week.

Different plans embody the Paramount+ with Showtime bundle for $12.99 per thirty days (or $119.99 per yr), which additionally features a seven-day free trial. This plan is advert free, apart from stay TV and some reveals.

While you go for the annual plan, Paramount+ Important comes out to $5 per thirty days and Paramount+ with Showtime comes out to $10 per thirty days.

Paramount+ can be obtainable as an add-on to Prime Video, from $7.99 per thirty days. Prime Video provides a seven-day free trial for Paramount+, which means customers can stream Condominium 7A at no cost throughout that interval.

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The place to Purchase Condominium 7A On-line

Condominium 7A is out there to buy for $19.99 on Apple TV and Prime Video, no subscription required.

Learn The Hollywood Reporter‘s Arts & Tradition Critic Lovia Gyarkye’s full overview of Condominium 7A right here.