ontheis

I don't mind it's not that original, but at least with those "borrowed" stuff it's not boring at all, and uses the known how a good remake/prequel should.

My favorite horror movies, if we are talking about the recent ones, are set in 60s/70s/80s. In Apartment 7A, it's all about those vibes, how it's filmed, the plot, lore... It has everything it needs as a good Rosemary's baby prequel. It has it's flaws though but they are not that important. It seems like people are just looking for something to complain about. This movie can't have bombastic action if you're looking for it. It's mostly subtle in everything, but it is one of the best 2024 horrors so far.

Even though some may say it's a bit stretched or slow in the beginning - it's actually one of the least "boring" movies in the last few years. The atmosphere is to die for (robot-like inside joke intended).

It is very similar to first three movies of the franchise, but it's the most like the first one, which is one of my all time favorite movies. That's why I consider this movie the best sequel to the Alien yet.

Yes, it borrows a little bit from every previous movie, but it has a lot of originality. The action is great. The plot is great. But the way it's filmed is probably the best - Fede Alvarez is one of the top 10 horror directors currently. One of the problems I can't call the real problem is that most of the characters are unlikeable, and do some stupid stuff, but that's to be expected.

I highly recommend watching this movie in 4D in cinema. It is truly an experience.