Summary: good if you want to see a creepy movie with a great actor and lots of strange things going on. That kind of behavior is something that almost never gets shown.

They had chart topping singles covering a span of 19 years.

Their last appearance in the charts was 2017. In fact, it was so blatant I was shocked that it would even get onto the screen. Incubus first charted 8 years after their formation or first release. Others have commented on the creepiness of the doctor's quasi-incestuous relation with his daughter. On the other hand, there were a number of interesting scenes where you expected someone to break out in positively bad, cliched dialogue and instead - nothing was said. Because a lot of the dialogue in this movie does stink out loud. Unfortunately, the side effect of this is to make his coworkers sound even worse than they might have. Cassavetes shows his talent - he can make the worst dialogue sound believable. That works to make the movie more eerie - we aren't distracted by the gross-out effect. The Incubus logotype, as seen on the cover artwork of their 2011 album If Not Now, When was designed using a sans serif font very similar to SF Chaerilidae by ShyFoundry. Its current members include Brandon Boyd, Mike Einziger, Chris Kilmore, Ben Kenney and Jose Pasillas.

With the exception of one scene about mid-movie, we don't see any of it. Incubus is an American rock band formed in 1991. There's some gore but the slicing & dicing is almost all off-camera. Yes, it is low-budget, but despite that - or maybe because of it - the film is surprisingly effective. I picked up this one solely on the basis of its having John Cassavetes in it.

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