Incubus

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Incubus is a 1966 black-and-white horror film notable for its use of the constructed language Esperanto and its eerie, atmospheric storytelling.

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Incubus canonical 3

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instanceOf film ⓘ
alsoKnownAs Incubus (Esperanto-language film) ⓘ
cinematographyBy Conrad L. Hall ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
director Leslie Stevens ⓘ
distributionFormat theatrical film ⓘ
era 1960s American cinema ⓘ
featuresCharacter Amael ⓘ
Kia ⓘ
Marc ⓘ
filmingLocation California ⓘ
filmingTechnique high-contrast black-and-white cinematography ⓘ
genre horror ⓘ
supernatural horror ⓘ
hasAtmosphere dreamlike and nightmarish tone ⓘ
hasColorProcess black-and-white ⓘ
hasCultFollowing true ⓘ
hasCultStatusReason association with William Shatner ⓘ
rarity of Esperanto-language feature films ⓘ
hasTheme redemption ⓘ
spiritual corruption ⓘ
temptation ⓘ
isBlackAndWhite true ⓘ
languageUsedInDialogue Esperanto ⓘ
musicBy Dominic Frontiere ⓘ
notableFor being one of the few feature films shot entirely in Esperanto ⓘ
eerie atmospheric storytelling ⓘ
use of Esperanto as the film’s spoken language ⓘ
originalLanguage Esperanto ⓘ
plotSummary A succubus attempts to corrupt a pure man, leading to a supernatural struggle between good and evil. ⓘ
producer Anthony Taylor ⓘ
productionCompany Daystar Productions ⓘ
releaseDate 1966-10-26 ⓘ
releaseYear 1966 ⓘ
runtimeMinutes 78 ⓘ
setIn mythic seaside village ⓘ
starring Allyson Ames ⓘ
Ann Atmar ⓘ
Eloise Hardt ⓘ
Robert Fortier ⓘ
William Shatner ⓘ
targetAudience fans of classic horror cinema ⓘ
title Incubus ⓘ
writer Leslie Stevens ⓘ

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Leslie Stevens → directed → Incubus ⓘ
Leslie Stevens → notableWork → Incubus ⓘ
Incubus (1966 film) → title → Incubus ⓘ
subject linked to: Incubus