Incubus

Synopsis

In the psychological horror film Incubus, Director John Hough takes the audience on a chilling journey as a small town becomes the target of a mysterious, malevolent force. When a series of brutal murders plague the community, suspicion falls on a strange young drifter named Ray. As the townspeople grapple with fear and paranoia, they must confront the demonic entity that preys upon their darkest desires. With John Cassavetes delivering a captivating performance, Incubus delves into the depths of human nature and the consequences of giving in to temptation, culminating in a suspenseful and eerie climax that leaves viewers questioning the true source of evil.

Cast

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  John Cassavetes

  Dr. Sam Cordell

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  John Ireland

  Hank Walden

• Helen Hughes

  Agatha Galen

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  Kerrie Keane

  Laura Kincaid

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  Erin Noble

  Jenny Cordell

• Duncan McIntosh

  Tim Galen

Reviews

While Incubus has garnered mixed reviews, it manages to deliver a suspenseful and atmospheric experience that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. Some critics praise John Cassavetes' powerful portrayal and the eerie atmosphere created by Director John Hough, noting that the film successfully builds tension and psychological dread. However, others criticize the slow pacing and lack of depth in character development, suggesting that the movie falls short of its potential to be a truly haunting horror tale. Despite the polarizing opinions, Incubus maintains a sense of unease and intrigue throughout, making it a worthwhile watch for fans of psychological horror. IMDb gives Incubus a rating of 5.5/10, while Rotten Tomatoes scores it at 29%.