Rosemary’s Child Prequel House 7A Starring Julia Garner Will get First Trailer

Julia Garner is increasing a horror basic.

On Aug. 29, Paramount+ debuted the primary trailer for Garner’s new film House 7A, a prequel to the 1968 horror basic Rosemary’s Child that stars Garner, 30, as Terry Gionoffrio, the character whose demise in Rosemary’s Child helps set off its disturbing story.

The movie is about in New York Metropolis in 1965 and follows Terry as she befriends the villains from Rosemary’s Child, Minnie Castevet and Roman Castevet (Dianne Wiest and Kevin McNally) and begins to unveil the cult that additional comes into play.

“An bold younger dancer Terry Gionoffrio desires of fame and fortune in New York Metropolis, however after struggling a devastating damage, an older, rich couple welcomes her into their house within the luxurious condo constructing the Bramford,” reads a synopsis.

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Simply as Terry appears on the verge of realizing her excessive aspirations for her profession, “disturbing circumstances quickly have her second-guessing the sacrifices she’s prepared to make for her profession as she realizes that one thing evil resides not solely in House 7A, however within the Bramford itself,” the synopsis provides.

Angela Dorian portrayed Garner’s character Terry within the unique Rosemary’s Child, whereas Ruth Gordon and Sidney Blackmer costarred because the Castevets, whom Wiest, 76, and McNally, 68, painting within the prequel. Gordon, who died in 1985 at 88, received an Academy Award for enjoying Minnie within the unique movie.

The brand new film’s solid additionally contains Marli Siu, Andrew Buchan, Rosy McEwen and Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, and Natalie Erika James directed.

House 7A is streaming on Paramount+ and obtainable on demand Friday, Sept. 27.