Incubus

A series of brutal sexual assaults and murders plague a small town. A local doctor and the sheriff investigate the crimes after a teenage boy claims his dreams accurately predict the violence. As they search for the killer, they discover that the murders may be linked to an occult force or an indestructible demon.

Directed by John Hough, this horror thriller was released in 1982. It follows his previous work, including The Watcher in the Woods, and precedes his later films like Biggles. The movie was a joint production between Canada and the United States, produced by Mark Films Ltd. with a budget of 5 million USD. The cast is led by John Cassavetes, who also co-wrote the screenplay with George Franklin, alongside John Ireland, Helen Hughes, Kerrie Keane, Erin Noble, and Duncan McIntosh.

The film has received a moderate response from audiences, holding a 5.5 rating on IMDb based on 3,500 votes and a 5.6 on TMDB from 120 votes. Film critics gave the movie a lower average score of 4.6 based on 6 reviews, indicating that it was less favored by professional critics than by general viewers.