The Incarnation (2022) Review
The Incarnation (2022) Review
Struggling young couple Brad (Taye Diggs) and Jess (Jessica Uberuaga) move to LA In search of a better life. When they stumble across the perfect property, they seize it with both hands, and their luck begins to change… but is it too good to be true?
With their fortunes taking a miraculous turn, their thirst for success and riches cannot be quenched… but they soon learn that greed comes at a hefty price.
It becomes increasingly apparent that behind the seemingly luxurious walls lurks something deadly… An ancient evil that will stop at nothing to get what it wants…And the American dream descends into an unimaginable nightmare.
Intended as being a twisted tale of greed concerning a young couple chasing the American Dream, director Isaac Walsh’s movie instead comes across as an hour-and-a-half spent with unsympathetic characters who do little except aggravate throughout.
Laden with fake scares, badly improvised dialogue and a film score that sounds as bored as you’ll be watching it, THE INCARNATION is a chore from start to finish. You’ve seen similar flicks before, and you’ve seen them done better. I really wanted to like this, but I couldn’t, sorry to all involved.
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