Attachment Review: New Love Gets Spooky in Folklore-Inspired Horror Film

There are few things in life more exciting than new love. Meeting someone and realizing they uniquely fit with us can deliver a rush of pleasure through our whole body. It’s an unmatched sensation, and everyone who falls in love at least once in their life can attest to how powerful it feels. This peak energy also makes so many relationships crash and burn, as the next step after falling in love is getting to know the other person in detail, which often means dealing with nightmarish family members, traumatic experiences, and annoying habits. Written and directed by Gabriel Bier GislasonIt in his feature-length film debut, Attachment explores the joys and tribulations of new love, splicing a delicate love story with truly horrifying elements.