Extra Ordinary (2019) (original) (raw)

Rose, a sweet, small town driving instructor, is gifted with supernatural abilities, "The Talents", which mean she can talk to the spirit world. Rose has a love hate relationship with her abilities, after seeing what they did to her Dad, Vincent, and tries to ignore the constant small-time spiritual requests from locals - haunted rubbish bins, tractors, children's bikes, frying pans etc, etc. Yet when her help is requested by Sarah, a teenager whose father, Martin, is being haunted by his deceased nagging wife, she is very tempted.

Rose, a sweet, small town driving instructor, is gifted with supernatural abilities, "The Talents", which mean she can talk to the spirit world. Rose has a love hate relationship with her abilities, after seeing what they did to her Dad, Vincent, and tries to ignore the constant small-time spiritual requests from locals - haunted rubbish bins, tractors, children's bikes, frying pans etc, etc. Yet when her help is requested by Sarah, a teenager whose father, Martin, is being haunted by his deceased nagging wife, she is very tempted. (less)

Directors: Mike Ahern, Edna Loughman
Writers: Mike Ahern, Demian Fox, Maeve Higgins, Edna Loughman
Starring: Will Forte, Barry Ward, Claudia O'Doherty, Jamie Beamish, Maeve Higgins, Risteard Cooper
Producers: Katie Holly, Mary McCarthy

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Review by Brian Orndorf, March 5, 2020

9 / 10

While the world anticipates the release of a new �Ghostbusters� sequel this summer, the comedy �Extra Ordinary� comes out of nowhere to actually deliver all kinds of supernatural happenings and consistently hilarious comedy. Co-writers/directors Mike Ahern and Enda Loughman present an Irish take on demonic problems, but instead of going wild with visual effects and sheer noise, the duo plays everything with a terrific dryness, enjoying the weirdness of the material instead of trying to emphasize all levels of quirk. �Extra Ordinary� isn�t a massive production, but it uses its moments well, cre ...read more...