Elemyey This was a stupid and horrible movie filled with stupid people and horrible actors.I really tried to write a review, but the movie is such a waste of time that I really can't finish it. Don't see the movie, it's a POS. Tara Reid is one of the worst actresses I've ever witnessed, the script is so thin it's not even funny and the only character you'll have any kind of sympathy for is the "insane psycho murderer". Too bad it turned out to be such a train wreck, because the outlines were actually not that bad. WARNING: DO NOT WATCH.

windypoplar "Incubus" starring the always lovely Tara Reid, is a direct to internet, direct to DVD horror flick. In other words don't expect much. Six incredibly stupid friends are lost in the woods, duh! And seek shelter in an apparently abandoned compound. The only smart one, pay attention to her folks!, decides to risk the outdoors. Reid, playing Jay, her brother, a very irritating actor I don't know, and 3 others go inside. Ala, the descent to hell.Inside is a man called the Sleeper, you dream, he takes your body, and kills. The director creates some good atmosphere and Tara does manage some good moments of "oh my God?" Basically this was a bad script. The story makes less and less sense as it goes. There are some good scares and some heavy gore, but when they finally go off on the killer the film collapses.Supposedly the Sleeper has been held in stasis for five years, still once loose he jumps around like super-fly and takes people out~! Hello, five years? Wouldn't your muscles atrophy a bit? The end comes down to Tara and the killer as you must have known. This gets confusing. In a film with a plot like "Nightmare on Elm Street" I expected some good fantasy/dream sequences. There is only one, right near the end and its good, but it leaves you wanting much more. There is a nice final twist, which I won't give away, but its not quite enough to make up for about an hour of sludge."Incubus"-the title is explained fairly well- isn't the most horrible thing I've seen, but it could have been a whole lot better. There isn't enough back story given to make us care and there isn't enough of Tara shown if your wondering. This is for die-hard horror fans only and even then I hope it just inspires you to make a good flick of your own.

atomicgur1 I can not honestly believe that anyone could consider this to be a scary movie. Let's be honest with ourselves. I had been debating for a VERY long time on whether or not to watch this movie and I am glad I was able to watch it on TV versus paying any money to see this travesty.Now. Car accident. Walking. Creepy building. These kids were out on a camping trip. So why no camping gear? Why was it so important for these kids to get in a protected/sheltered area when they were supposed to be out going to/coming from a camping trip to begin with?!? And how is it that they didn't know where they were... They were only driving to/from their camping destination, were they not?? NONE of this makes sense.I never expected this movie to be any good, especially after watching one episode of Tara Reid's show about being a drunken strumpet a LONG time ago. Doesn't surprise me that this is the only gig that the poor girl can get after that stint.The movie is just full of flaws and obvious holes that do not make a bit of sense.I have to skip over 95% of the movie for sanity's sake. I can not rehash the wasted time that was spent.I really do not understand the lustful sequence at the end, after "Jay" kills the "Sleeper". Sure! It's normal for someone to have a sexual fantasy about a guy they just killed, who had just only moments before, killed one of their friends. Mhhmmm. Completely normal. In honesty, this was the most logical sequence of the movie when taking the name "Incubus" into consideration - a spirit/demon that attacks a woman, usually lying in bed, who is seeking sexual intercourse. Otherwise, this title makes no sense as well as the characters' description of the "Sleeper" as being an "Incubus".People really aren't that stupid, or are they? The other part that kills me is "Jay"'s speaking of "floating" which most people can not connect with an out of body experience. This had very little relevance to the movie itself, but did a decent job explaining in layman's terms, how this possession was occurring. I just wish more people understood that she was talking about an O.B.E. and not really "floating"; welcome to the dumbing down of America.At the end when the "Sleeper" is talking, I couldn't help but giggle.Why?!?!?!?!?!? How, with such a large budget, could they have destroyed a script with such potential?! Yes! If this movie had been properly executed, it really could have been decent."Behind the Wall of Sleep" (2006) was even better than this P.O.S. and after watching that movie, I thought the budget on that was only maybe $5.00!! And that is saying a lot! So, enjoy this movie. Take it for what it's worth. A comical, mind-numbing, 90-minute wasting your life away, reel of entertainment.Just think, you could have been doing something else to waste your life away or kill brain cells but instead, you chose to watch this movie.

Claudio Carvalho After a car accident in the mountains of Montana, six friends – Jay-Jay (Tara Reid), her brother Josh (Russell Carter), Bug (Akemnji Ndifernyan), Holly (Alice O'Connell), Peter (Christian Brassington) and Karen (Monica Dean) – decide to find a shelter to protect themselves against the cold night. With the exception of Karen, the other five friends break in a facility using a rope through the skylight, but the rope breaks and they become trapped in the laboratory. They find two scientists dead and another completely insane, and they realize that the team of scientists was conducting experiments with a serial-killer in coma. When each youngster sleeps, the Sleeper (Mihai Stanescu) invades the dream turning his victim into a slayer. The survivors try to escape from the sleepwalkers and find an exit."Incubus" is awful and incoherent since the first dialogs. When the group of friends decides to walk trying to find a shelter, one of the girls says that she will stay because her shoes cost five hundred dollars. Then they decide to leave the winding road to walk through the woods in the night. Then they decide to trespass the gates of a facility because it is too cold outside. However, Jay-Jay takes her coat off as soon as she reaches the underground corridor. And the absurd situations go on associated to some of the most terrible lines ever. I do not know what is happening with Tara Reid, but since the last "American Pie" franchise, this former sexy and witty actress seems to be aged a lot, being completely unrecognizable. My vote is one.Title (Brazil): "Pesadelos Mortais – Incubus" ("Deadly Nightmares – Incubus")