Quick Review: Oddity

Oddity

2024, Damian Mc Carthy

Reviewed on Sep 07, 2024

Didn't like it

Decent

I like it

Loved it!

Wow, a horror movie that’s actually good! Really knows how to build up tension, keeping you on the edge of your seat for most of it.

Story is good enough to keep you interested, and it doesn’t feel like it needs to explain everything, which to me is really important to make horror work.

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