Oddity review deft Irish horror gets great value from ventriloquist's dummy
Briefly

The deft Irish horror intertwines supernatural elements with a detective story, showcasing minimalistic yet impactful visuals that draw heavily from gothic and J-horror traditions.
Dani's confrontation with a psychic patient foreshadows her own demise, and the ensuing mystery lays the groundwork for her sister Darcy's exploration into the malevolent past.
Bracken's dual performance as Dani and Darcy enhances the film's eerie atmosphere, capturing the unsettling dynamics between living and inanimate, hinting at deeper themes of identity.
The interaction between Darcy and Yana demonstrates a sharp dialogue style, yielding tension that ultimately leads to unsettling revelations, encapsulating McCarthy's masterful direction.
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