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Incubus, The (1981) Rank 5 Reviews
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filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)
John Hough isn't exactly known as a moviemaking genius (check out 2001's Hell's Gate), but maybe some will take his dazzling prolificness as a substitute for quality. One of his most maligned films, 1981's The Incubus, has John Cassavetes as a New England ...read the complete Incubus movie review at filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)
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Monsters At Play (Lawrence P. Raffel)
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CultureDose.net (Mike Bracken)
DVD Town (Dean Winkelspecht)
Pavlov and his dog are quite famous for their efforts in condition and response research in psychology. Ring a bell, and the dog starts to salivate. The principles of Pavlov extend to film reviewers as well. We take a casual gander at IMDB and see a 3.9 ...read the complete Incubus movie review at DVD Town (Dean Winkelspecht)
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DVD Verdict (Bill Gibron)
ToxicUniverse.com (Mike Bracken)
The Incubus is a strange film—one part horror film, one part twisted domestic drama, it takes some rather taboo (at least for the time) subject matter and still manages to bore its audience more than anything. It's not an awful ...read the complete Incubus movie review at ToxicUniverse.com (Mike Bracken)
Boxoffice Magazine
SF, Horror and Fantasy Film Review
A potentially interesting effort from John Hough, one of the better directors to emerge from the Hammer Anglo-horror cycle. Hough had previously made the final entry in Hammer's Karnstein trilogy, Twins of Evil (1972) and the fine ghost ...read the complete Incubus movie review at SF, Horror and Fantasy Film Review
filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)
John Hough isn't exactly known as a moviemaking genius (check out 2001's Hell's Gate), but maybe some will take his dazzling prolificness as a substitute for quality. One of his most maligned films, 1981's The Incubus, has John Cassavetes as a New ...read the complete Incubus movie review at filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)
Q Network Film Desk (James Kendrick)
Horror films, by their very nature, are disreputable. Some would argue, in fact, that the power of horror derives from its taboo busting, its willingness to "speak the unspeakable" and "show the unshowable," which is why they are so often criticized, ...read the complete Incubus movie review at Q Network Film Desk (James Kendrick)
DVD Talk (Jason Bovberg)
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