Extra Ordinary

Rose Dooley earns a living teaching people to drive in a sleepy Irish town, and her ordinary life hides something a little weird. She can sense things beyond the ordinary, a talent she keeps mostly private. When a lonely father begs for help to protect his daughter from a flashy rock star who aims to recruit her for a dark rite, Rose is pushed into action. As she follows the trail through haunted memories and oddball misfits, she must balance stopping the danger with not drawing attention to herself. Extra Ordinary fuses everyday errands with supernatural sparks, delivering deadpan humor and offbeat thrills. The tone sits between comic mischief and eerie atmosphere

Directed by Mike Ahern and Enda Loughman, Extra Ordinary is built from an original script that blends Irish folklore with modern humor. The film premiered at festivals in 2019 and found a niche audience worldwide, aided by sharp performances and a playful visual style. Its quirky soundtrack and practical effects add to the laid back charm

Box office: Box office figures are not widely reported, but the film traveled festival circuits and gained a streaming release on various platforms. That path helped but kept earnings modest compared to mainstream horror comedies

Awards: The film did not secure major nominations, but it earned positive notices on the festival circuit for its cheeky tonal mix and Maeve Higgins performance which gave the character warmth amid the quirky setup

Reception and themes: Critics appreciated how the film juggles horror and comedy without losing the heart of its lead Rose. It toys with fame and power while centering friendship, second chances, and the idea that small acts of courage can bend big problems. The humor leans on character moments rather than gore, inviting viewers to root for the protagonist