Incarnation

I thought the concept seemed cool from the description, but it was a let down. I've seen worse, but it wasn't good. The pacing was slow, and the acting was so stiff and awkwards.

There was a couple of nice touches here and there, but the film didn't really have the right tension for them to make an impact.

Don't waste your time watching this this is an awful movie. If you can call it a movie the acting is just awful. The storyline is weird but not in a good way. Just doesn't make any sense and again the acting is just really bad. Who is writing these shows? They are so bad and made on a quick pace with no imagination or skill.

Does Hollywood even have talent anymore or are they just pushing out trash movies to keep up with contracts? I guess anyone can take a camera and make a so-called movie these days!

BTW no one reacts to real life issues like this movie tried to push off. What a waste of time.

Strong contender for 'Worst Movie of All Time Ever'.

I'm not going to waste my time going into detail (life is too short) but I recommend you watch something else, anything but this blob of drek.

Your time is valuable, don't waste it on junk reels like "Incarnation".

This had the possibility to be a decent movie, if they actually finished a script. It starts like an ordinary haunted house movie, but totally forgot the who, why and how of the plot.

Nothing is explained, so why the ending happens is quite vague.

I would have loved this to be some world building, but instead we get a 45 minute middle part of the movie with noises and doors moving.

Something we have seen 100 times already, in better movies and with better effects.

10% not so scary, scary movie. 90% sleeping pill.

Couple move into an apparently remote house (although it turns out it's next to a freeway) and find demonic goings on. Not original. The demonic door opening/closing/voices are pathetic. The cinematography is appalling - constant shaky camera and dull lifeless colours. Diggs and Uberuaga are not too bad, but the characters they play are terrible and the whole film feels like it was stitched together from rehearsal takes. For Madsen to still be getting work is remarkable. The plot is half-baked. Why this has so many high ratings is beyond me. It's not the worst film ever made but there's nothing good about it, apart from maybe the house itself, which is interesting.