A Vietnam veteran's return to San Francisco spirals into violence and nihilism.
ODDO
Psycho Noir
Severely traumatized and disillusioned soldier Alan Jaffeo returns to his hometown in San Francisco following a two year tour of duty in Vietnam. Filled with rage and appalled by the general decadence all around him, Alan violently lashes out at prostitutes, family members, and anyone else unfortunate enough to cross his angry and deadly path.
Quick Answer
Oddo is a 1967 American drama-thriller directed by Nick Millard about a traumatized Vietnam War hero whose return to San Francisco triggers a violent and nihilistic rampage.
Programmer's Pick
Nick Millard’s Oddo doesn’t just flirt with exploitation—it grabs it by the garter belt and drags it through the streets of 1960s San Francisco. If you like your cinema damaged, delirious, and unapologetically raw, this is your ticket.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
Cast & Crew
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The film follows a war hero unraveling from trauma, channeling postwar alienation into a violent narrative.
Set against a backdrop of 1960s San Francisco, the film contrasts urban decay and moral collapse.
Expect gritty visuals, negative footage, and a raw, unfiltered approach to violence and sexuality.
Oddo pushes boundaries with frank depictions of nudity, fetishism, and transgressive sexuality.
Scene Gallery
Threat File
Alan's return from Vietnam
Alan's violent rampage
Deaths of family members, prostitutes, and others
San Francisco, California
Questions from the Vault
Who directed Oddo? +
Oddo was directed by Nick Millard.
How long is Oddo? +
Oddo has a runtime of 61 minutes.
What genre is Oddo? +
Oddo is a drama and thriller.
Where can I watch Oddo? +
Oddo is available to watch on SassyFlix.
