Shudder's 'Attachment' and 5 Great Dybbuk Stories from Film and TV

Jewish horror certainly isn't new. 'The Dybbuk,' a play by S. Ansky about the Jewish folkloric demon, was first performed in 1920. Since, there have been many stories of the mythological nightmare, from stage to screen and otherwise. The dybbuk is named for the word "to cleave" or "to cling," referencing the demon's way of […] The post Shudder's 'Attachment' and 5 Great Dybbuk Stories from Film and TV appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.