Like it set up the original Rosemary’s Baby movie

Warning! This post contains spoilers for Apartment 7A.

Before sending his run, Apartment 7a Features an intriguing mid-credits scene with which it draws a direct narrative connection Rosemary’s baby. Even though Apartment 7a Giving the backstory of a character, Terry, who played a minor role in the parent series, the prequel has a well-rounded story that stands on its own. Even when it comes to its overall tone and color palette, Apartment 7a is much more vibrant and less atmospheric than Rosemary’s babyAllowing himself to be his own separate identity.

However, despite the differences, the Rosemary’s baby Prequel movie does not shy away from introducing subtle narrative connections to the parent movie, either reinstating some of its characters in its story or recreating some of its memorable moments. Even in his final scene, where Terry leaves, Apartment 7a Gives a glimpse of Rosemary and Guy standing on the sidewalk where Julia Garner’s character dies. While all the subtle nods to the original film are great, the one that stands out is presented as Apartment 7as mid-credits scene.

Minnie & Roman Castevet meet Rosemary and Guy Woodhouse in the mid-credits scene of Apartment 7A

Apartment 7a recreates a scene from Rosemary’s Baby

In the early days, Apartment 7 as mid-credits scene recreates the moment of Rosemary’s babyWhere Guy and Rosemary Woodhouse talk to the police about Terry’s death after witnessing it first hand. Although the prequel movie doesn’t reveal what they’re talking about, the original film reveals that Rosemary tells the police officer everything she knows about Terry and her family background. While they are talking to the law enforcers, Minnie and Roman Castevet come walking down from the other side of the pavement.

The two antagonistic characters take one look at Terry and Set their eyes on Rosemary, realizing she could be their next target. They looked up and smiled at each other before walking over to Rosemary and her husband to talk to them. with this, Apartment 7as ending arc sets the stage for Rosemary’s babys storyline. Although Apartment 7aThe mid-credits scene ends before they interact with Rosemary and Guy, Rosemary’s baby reveals that the cast members pretend to know nothing about Terry’s death and use it as an excuse to warm up to the couple.

When the mid-credits scene of Apartment 7a is set in the timeline of Rosemary’s Baby

This scene comes in the opening arc of Rosemary’s Baby

in Rosemary’s babyIn the opening moments, Guy and Rosemary agree to move into the central apartment building even after their boss, Hutch, warns them about the place’s dark history. Shortly after they move into the building, Rosemary has a fateful encounter with Terry Gionofrio in the laundry room, where the two agree to accompany one another to the building’s terrifying basement. However, some time after Rosemary’s interaction with Terry, Rosemary and Guy find Terry dead outside the building before the castevets arrive at the scene and act surprised.

Since Rosemary briefly meets Terry, she tells Minnie how happy she was the last time she met her. Later, Minnie takes this conversation as an opportunity to get closer to Rosemary and Guy By arriving at their door and thanking Rosemary for her kind words about Terry. This is the beginning of the process by which the members of the coven indoctrinate women like Rosemary and Terry into their evil plans in both Rosemary’s baby And Apartment 7a.