Oracle

Shay, a young woman, takes a job tending a house with a troubled past. When she arrives, the quiet estate feels alive with whispers and a heavy sense of unseen pressure. Old memories from her childhood begin resurfacing, suggesting the house may be more than a relic of sorrow and that its history is in fact tethered to her own fears. As night falls, she finds eerie signs that what happened years ago lingers in the walls, touching her in visions and disturbances that blur waking life with nightmare. The film builds sustained unease through tight corridors, muffled sounds, and a claustrophobic atmosphere that refuses easy answers.

Directed by Daniel di Grado, Oracle is an original horror feature released in 2023. The screenplay comes from Corey Harrell, Michael Arlen Ross, and Jaime Primak Sullivan, pairing a focused setup with a restrained, character driven approach and practical effects.

Box office data for Oracle has not been publicly disclosed, and the film appears to have a limited theatrical footprint with emphasis on digital platforms and on demand releases, reflecting a strategy that prioritizes streaming visibility and word of mouth.

Critical attention centers on mood and memory rather than jump scares. The performances anchor the material with Destiny and Graham delivering a wary presence as the house mirrors their pasts. The script threads trauma and guilt while sound design create a dread that lingers when the screen goes dark.

As of now Oracle has not received major nominations or awards. The film's recognition, if any, is likely to come from genre festivals or streaming audience response rather than mainstream ceremonies. The absence of high profile accolades does not dull its emphasis on atmosphere and character endurance. The film may gain momentum as a cult favorite among viewers who prize mood over spectacle.