The Film Jury is back in session to rule on Oddity (2024), the acclaimed Irish supernatural horror film from writer-director Damian Mc Carthy. Hosts James Patrick, Meagan Jones, and Kristina Patrick dive into one of the year's most talked-about genre entries — a chilling, stylish blend of grief, revenge, and the uncanny.

Starring Carolyn Bracken, Gwilym Lee, and Caroline Menton, Oddity follows a blind medium who returns to confront her sister's killer, armed with a mysterious wooden mannequin and a growing sense that something otherworldly seeks justice of its own.

The panel dissects the film's inventive scares, meticulous sound design, and practical effects, praising Mc Carthy's command of tension and eerie atmosphere. From its emotional undercurrent to its shocking finale, the trio debates whether Oddity earns its status as a modern horror standout or merely teases greatness from the shadows.

The Verdict: 11/15 Gavels

• James Patrick — 4/5 Gavels:

• Meagan Jones — 3/5 Gavels:

• Kristina Patrick — 4/5 Gavels:

Tune in as The Film Jury renders its verdict on Oddity and examines why this small-scale indie is making such a big impression in the world of horror cinema.

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