Extra Ordinary

A super silly and enjoyable experience.

An unfalteringly funny, ectoplasm-drenched horror-comedy that deserves the cult status it's destined for.

"Extra Ordinary" is an extraordinarily funny tale about ghostbusting, lonely hearts and moving on. It'll possess you.

For all the Blood Moon horror movie hijinks and unwelcome visitors from the beyond and from hell, Extra Ordinary is at heart a warm and inviting Comfort Food Movie...

Like those cheeky genre-splicing comedies that came before it, the Ahern-Loughman collaboration doesn't merely goose the boundary between charming and outrageous, it gleefully tramples it into oblivion.

When Extra Ordinary finds the right wavelength for its wackiness, the script and the cast effectively straddle the line between gross-out gore and silly small-town melodrama.

Some really good special effects for a small film of this size. Plus, anytime a film can have Will Forte playing a singing bad guy, I really can't say I had a bad time.

A promising debut feature from the writer-director team of Mike Ahern and Enda Loughman, Extra Ordinary is just clever, funny, and referential enough to earn a modest cult following.

Is there a good way to say "Extra Ordinary is Extraordinary!" without being a total cheeseball sell-out but still managing to get that onto the movie's poster? Because Extra Ordinary is extraordinary and I want the whole wide world to know it

Extra Ordinary may not be entirely original, but it is wholly entertaining, enough to build genuine excitement for the directing duo's next effort.