I saw "Incarnate", starring Aaron Eckhart-Sully, Battle Los Angeles; Catalina Sandino Moreno-American Gothic_tv, Falling Skies_tv; Carice van Houten-Game of Thrones_tv, Valkyrie and David Mazouz-Gotham_tv, Touch_tv.
This is a different type of exorcism movie. First of all, the hero of the story, Aaron, performs exorcisms but does not like to call them that. In fact, he doesn't like anyone else to call them exorcisms, either. He just says he is expelling a supernatural force from the body of a host. He does do it a little different than most Catholic priests usually work, too. He has a team that helps him go into the victims dreams and he does his fighting there. Catalina works for the Catholic church and has had some problems where conventional exorcisms just did not seem to work, so she goes to Aaron for help. David is a young boy that has been taken over by a demonic force that also seems to know Aaron. Carice is David's mother. There is another little twist to the usual fare; Aaron is in a wheelchair, due to an auto accident where his wife and son were killed. When he is in the person's dreams, however, he has full use of his legs. Like I said, it is a little different from what you may be used to. It's not a great movie but it is different. I guess their budget was not very big because they don't really show the demon. You only get to catch a glimpse of his hands and legs briefly near the end. It's rated "PG-13" for horror violence, terror, disturbing images and language and has a running time of 1 hour & 31 minutes. I don't think I would buy it on DVD but it would be alright, as a rental.
