A fun Valentine’s Day watch for those who like their queer romance with a sprinkle of spooky chill.

| Original Score: 3/5 | Mar 27, 2023

For horror fans that as compelled by creative ideas as style or execution, “Attachment” embraces what to many may be a new or different text, but it’s clearly knowledgeable about the traditions of the genre — and deeply faithful to its spirit.

| Feb 13, 2023

That first hour is so sweet that the comparatively sour parts don’t spoil the picture.

| Feb 10, 2023

There's just not enough to hold onto by its exhausted end.

| Original Score: 2.5/4 | Feb 9, 2023

The ticktock horror plotting muffles the romantic spark that brought Maja and Leah together in the first place — the thrill replaced by a lukewarm chill.

| Feb 9, 2023

It’s a beautiful, artistically told love story with supernatural elements, and serves as yet another example of elevated horror filmmaking that’s pushing the genre into interesting, exciting and relevant new directions.

| Original Score: 3/4 | Feb 8, 2023

The horror allegory for codependency told through Orthodox Judaism reinvigorates an oft-stale subgenre, even though Gislason’s simple resolution can’t avoid possession pitfalls by the journey’s end.

| Original Score: 3/5 | Jun 15, 2022

With no need for the whistles and bells of some of the horror genre’s more bombastic offerings, Attachment is a captivating, confident and deeply moving little miracle of a film.

| Jun 15, 2022

While it may be imperfect, this is a movie that understands the horror of brushing your curls until they’re ripped out of your skull. Add in some hot lesbian sex and a frightening mother and that’s enough for this Jewish reviewer.

| Jun 14, 2022