What makes it different from others?

From my favorite movies..

Disappointment for a huge fan!

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Most of the reasons were covered here already.Campers lost on a single road in a place with so few roads that a globe should have been enough to help them find their way...Campers afraid to camp outside in the summer on a perfect day......A severe roll over accident in a van should have left someone with at least a scratch on them......And how they came to the conclusion that the factory was long ago abandoned when it obviously had working electricity....And they fact that they did not feel that there was an immediate risk of death when the bodies they found were obviously recently killed....And since there was at least one medical student in the mix, one should have noticed the bodies could not have been dead for more than six hours based upon the way they looked...Even Tara Reid looked a bit, well... Let's say... unfit. I know they were trying to make hay with her tight shirt and all, but hey... She kinda looked like a victim of gravity... I would have preferred to have seen Monica Dean flouncing about if I had to have a better visual option...I think I could have killed that serial killer in the box in a way I was sure he was dead...

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.

Tara Reid is not exactly a favorite of mine, so my expectations going in were quite low. Having said that, compared to her terrible miscasting as a scientist in the dreadful Alone In The Dark, she did okay. Her emotional scenes, seemed to be a little uneven, and over the top. As far as the gore goes, it's pretty dry, and mostly off camera, with the exception of a few scenes. I thought the rest of the cast did a decent job, and Mihai Stanescu in particular did an admirable job as The Sleeper. All in all it had some moderate suspense, and creepiness going for it. Stanescu was the best part, and with a little more gore, and a stronger female lead, this could have been much more. Not to be confused with The William Shatner film Incubus.

It's a standard premise--people get into an accident in the middle of nowhere, look around, discover something they should have left alone, and murder and mayhem ensure.Done right, you get the likes of Alien or the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.But when the formula is implemented by ten spastic monkeys banging away at some typewriters, the result is Incubus.Make no mistake: There will be a special place in Hell reserved for all who had anything to do with this piece of trash being made. This movie had not a single redeeming feature about it--bad acting, bad direction, and I could have eaten ten horror scripts, thrown up, and pieced together a script based on how the different chunks of partially digested script landed on the floor, and it *still* would have been more coherent than this.You have been duly warned.