Oddity

Oddity is everything a horror film should be—creepy, exciting, unpredictable—and it leads to an ending that’s both shocking and inevitable.

Oddity is one of the best horror movies of the year.

It’s a triumph of design, offering a creepy twist on such classic monsters as living dolls, the mummy and, in particular, the golem of Jewish folklore, a large clay figure that can be brought to life to do its creator’s bidding...

The situation’s gothic stylings and the isolated yet sprawling location give us a mile-deep trench of dread. The musical score, solid direction, and envious camera work all add finesse to the proceedings.

Oddity is another horror gem from writer-director Damian McCarthy with an enthralling performance by Carolyn Bracken.

Coolly executed and seductively simple, Oddity, the second feature from Damian McCarthy (after the unsettling, underseen “Caveat” in 2021), is a fun, back-to-basics supernatural thriller that cares more about making us jump than making us cringe.

Thanks to its expert staging, the film doesn’t lose much in the way of immediacy.

A rather simple tale told in a simple manner but it offers up a most unnerving journey along its twisted way to the truth.

I normally am not into supernatural films but this one works, for the most part. The cast does a good job and the horror hits when it comes. However, the plot doesn't do a whole lot for me. It can be a tad slow and predictable at times. Other than that though, I'm all for it. I think those truly into the genre would appreciate this one.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

A competent opening makes we create great expectations, but soon it all crumbles with poor acting and dialogues. The screenplay is reliant in a twist we see coming a mile away. The whole film has direct to video/B-movie vibe that sometimes is charming but here is only cheap looking.

Its a very low budget movie, 3 locations, 5 people cast, sloooow, mid acting(especially the blonde new wife was terrible). This is garbage, i did not enjoy watching this