R
2024    1 h 38 minHorror, Thriller
6.796%85%6.7
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Ted jest lekarzem w szpitalu psychiatrycznym. Tragiczne okoliczności sprawiają, że jego żona zostaje brutalnie zamordowana w domu, który wspólnie remontowali. Podejrzenia padają na pacjenta z ośrodka, ale ten wkrótce zostaje znaleziony martwy. Rok później niewidoma siostra bliźniaczka kobiety, a zarazem samozwańcza medium - Darcy, składa niespodziewaną wizytę Tedowi i jego nowej dziewczynie, Yanie. Przekonana, że sprawa ma drugie dno, przywiozła ze sobą najniebezpieczniejsze przedmioty ze swojej przeklętej kolekcji, które pomogą jej dokonać zemsty.
Wyreżyserowane przez Damian McCarthy
  • Carolyn BrackenDani Timmis / Darcy Odello
  • Gwilym LeeTed Timmis
  • Stephen WallIvan
  • Joe RooneyBernie
  • Tadhg MurphyOlin Boole
  • Caroline MentonYana
  • Jonathan FrenchDeclan
  • Ivan de WergifosseWooden Man
  • Shane WhiskerBellboy
  • Josuha CampbellPatient
  • Austin LawlorPatient
  • Peter McCarthyPatient
  • Fiach McHughPatient
  • Patrick MullinsPatient
  • Jim O'DonnellPatient
  • Inma PavonNurse
  • Leticia Lopez RamosNurse
  • Chris MudrackOrderly
  • Eileen McCarthyCleaner
  • Pete McCarthyOlin Boole Double
  • Allie Tran
    Allie Tran3 marca 2025
    BEST horror of 2024
  • j.pete6
    j.pete613 stycznia 2025
    Pretty scary ngl.
  • Desmond Dale
    Desmond Dale24 stycznia 2025
    A nice, concise and tight horror that feels fresh and inventive in comparison to the standard beat of Hollywood jump-scare-ridden sequels and spiritual successors. Oddity doesn't have a large cast of characters, nor is there a large variance of scene locations, but I believe its budget constraints seemed to work more in its favor than against it. There's just enough context and background to make the driving action effective but not so much where the film ever feels lulling or redundant. It plagues its viewers with long, study, focused instances of terror rather than quick, vapid jump scares. It's stripped down and lean and its ergonomic cast and set of locations only makes it more claustrophobic and unsettling.
  • Yhoozername
    Yhoozername29 września 2026
    Big recommend. Maybe my favorite Damian McCarthy movie.
  • GnomeSlice
    GnomeSlice26 kwietnia 2025
    Genuinely unsettling, and with some very thought-provoking scenes. One of the best horror films of the year.
  • Rick
    Rick12 lutego 2025
    Im going to have nightmares about the creepy wooden dude. The entire movie is very unsettling. One of the best horror movies of 2024.
  • PatrikStar
    PatrikStar12 lipca 2025
    That wooden guy freaked me out so much I had to turn on the light halfway through.
  • OD.AY
    OD.AY25 września 2026
    Oddity (2024) is a masterclass in indie horror. The film tells the story of a blind psychic investigating her twin sister’s brutal murder using cursed items, including a terrifying life-sized wooden mannequin.What makes this movie incredible is how it values psychological dread over cheap jump scares. The atmosphere is tight, eerie, and keeps you guessing every second. It perfectly balances a clever mystery with genuine, spine-chilling terror. With a runtime of just 98 minutes, it wastes no time, delivers one of the best scares of the year, and holds your attention until the very last frame. A must-watch for true horror fans!"
  • Zokkiie
    Zokkiie21 września 2026
    Very impressive for a movie that barely had a budget. It gets a surprising amount out of the house, lighting and sound, and the atmosphere is easily one of the best things about it. There’s this constant feeling that something is hiding just out of sight, and the wooden mannequin is seriously creepy. Carolyn Bracken is great too, and some of the scares are really nice and creative. Not every scare works equally well, though. Some of the jump scares are the usual horror trope stuff, but honestly, that’s pretty easy to forgive with such a low budget. The mystery is also a little easier to figure out than I would've liked, and the final act doesn't quite hit as hard as some of the earlier scenes. Still, there’s a lot of imagination here and plenty of genuinely creepy moments. Really solid horror movie.
  • eyeofthetornado
    eyeofthetornado9 lipca 2026
    Oddity stands among the finest modern supernatural horror films. It reminds us that sometimes the scariest monsters are the choices we make in life. Standing at the threshold, wondering whether to ring the bell… or leave it untouched.
  • makdelart
    makdelart28 listopada 2025
    And that's how horror should be: disturbing, uncomfortable, peculiar, strange, terrifying...
  • Vidya Vishnu
    Vidya Vishnu24 lipca 2026
    Really loved the movie. A must watch. An insight into human psyche to what terrifying extent they can go to for their selfish motive.
  • Liam
    Liam9 lipca 2026
    Nothing truly spectacular but a decent enough paranormal murder jaunt.
  • rg9400
    rg94008 lipca 2026
    Another excellent horror in a year filled with excellent horror movies. I went into this movie totally blind, and so I was able to enjoy the twists and turns of the plot. The first half in particular is very tense and mysterious, and it definitely was getting to me. The movie does rely a bit on jump scares, but it also creates a strong atmosphere that is heightened by the few jumps, leaving the viewer to just guess when the next shoe will drop. As the movie progresses and you start to figure out the secrets behind everything, I think some of the tension and scares get deflated, and I was able to predict some of the larger events. It still feels very fresh, though, and the inevitability of the plot is a function of how well designed and foreshadowed everything is. The use of shadows throughout is great. I constantly looked at the background, trying to parse out any outlines. The acting was pretty good, especially from Carolyn Bracken. A very intriguing movie worth your time.
  • Garrett Wilkins
    Garrett Wilkins6 czerwca 2026
    Oddity is clearly a well-crafted film, and I can understand why it connected with so many horror fans. Damian Mc Carthy builds an intriguing mystery around a murdered woman, her blind twin sister, and a collection of supposedly cursed objects, with a wooden mannequin that quickly becomes the film's most memorable image. Carolyn Bracken delivers a strong dual performance, and the film benefits from confident direction that knows exactly how much information to withhold at any given moment. There are several genuinely effective sequences throughout, particularly when the story allows the audience's imagination to do more work than the screenplay itself. That said, I found myself appreciating Oddity more than actively enjoying it. The mystery is interesting enough to sustain the runtime, but I never became particularly invested in the characters or the eventual revelations, which left the payoff feeling smaller than the buildup. The film is undoubtedly stylish and technically accomplished, yet it never fully escaped the feeling that I was watching a cleverly constructed puzzle rather than a story I was emotionally engaged with. Horror fans who enjoy restrained supernatural mysteries will likely get more out of it than I did, but while I admired much of the craftsmanship on display, the overall experience left me more impressed than captivated.

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