“Chilling” haunted doll horror movie with 100% Rotten Tomatoes score drops this week
The next great horror movie releases this week, but chances are you’ve never heard of Oddity – despite its perfect Rotten Tomatoes score.
Oddity is the latesthorrorfilm from Damian McCarthy, the writer and director of 2020’s Caveat. The film is about a blind medium who uses a wooden mannequin to investigate the murder of her twin sister.

Oddity seems to be quietly flying under everyone’s radar, despite having already screened at SXSW in March 2024 and being reviewed by a number of outlets. In fact, the film currently has an eye-opening100% Tomatometeron Rotten Tomatoes, putting it on track to be one of thebest horror movies of the year.
The last horror film to get those kinds of numbers wasLonglegs, the horrifying Nicolas Cage serial killer film. Much like Longlegs, outlets are heaping praise on Oddity.

Chris Evangelista of SlashFilm said it’s one of the best horror movies of the year,dubbing it“a creepy, effective, spooky tale told just right; like a good ghost story, it lingers with you once you’ve turned off the lights for the night and let the dark seep in.”
Meanwhile, Matt Donato of Inversecalledthe film “a cryptic, chilling, and deathly atmospheric take on terrors surfaced by experienced trauma.”

Alison Foreman of IndieWiredescribed it as“a brilliant, bespoke, and tightly entertaining string of ideas that work stronger as a collection — with even these missteps feeling like they branch from a unified center.”
Despite this seemingly universal praise, most fans seem quiet about the film, even as it races towards its theatrical release. Some praise has crept through, withone Reddit usercalling it “a great time and definitely worth seeing on the big screen.”
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Mc Carthy’s previous effort, Caveat, is an Irish horror film about an amnesiac drifter caring for a woman on an island. That film currently has an82% Tomatometer, though its audience score is a much weaker 55%.
Oddity is in theaters June 03, 2025. If you need something to get your fix now, read about thebest horror movies on Amazon Primeand thebest horror movies on Disney Plus.