This film sticks with you, crawling under your skin in a way that few horror movies manage these days. It’s unsettling, emotional, and refuses to hand out easy answers. If you’re looking for a film that dives headfirst into the darkness—both literal and emotional—Oddity is worth your time. Just don’t blame me if you find yourself side-eyeing every antique store mannequin from now on.

Double Blind is a really solid early-career effort from director Ian Hunt-Duffy–who also plays one of the more antagonistic volunteers–and it’s a decent horror film to boot. Most of the elements are played safe but effectively, and there’s not a clear misstep to be found. The script, sets, acting, setpieces, and plot all serve the aim of the film, and the fulfilled promise gory sci-fi horror entertainment outpaces the modest creative ambitions. My caution is to manage expectations appropriately, and this film will deliver provided you’re just looking for a bit of fun.