Extra Ordinary

• Fantasy
• Comedy
• Horror

In the rain-soaked Irish countryside, a deadpan driving instructor with latent psychic abilities reluctantly rises to protect a young girl from a washed-up, satanically-inclined pop star wielding ancient dark forces. This isn’t a typical exorcism thriller; it’s a dryly funny, uniquely unsettling horror-comedy where the scares are grounded in the mundane realities of rural life and the awkward burgeoning of an unconventional romance. The film distinguishes itself through its deadpan delivery and a clever subversion of horror tropes, leaning into the bizarre with a distinctly Irish sensibility and a melancholic undercurrent beneath the playful spookiness. It’s a story about finding purpose in the unexpected, facing personal ghosts alongside literal ones, and the surprising connections forged through shared loneliness and extraordinary circumstances.