Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- December 1, 2016 (9 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 27m
- Rating
- PG-13
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Companies
- Blumhouse Productions, IM Global, WWE Studios
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Cast View all

Aaron EckhartDr. Seth Ember

Natalija NogulichMaggie

Keir O'DonnellOliver

Catalina Sandino MorenoCamilla

Carice van HoutenLindsey

Matt NableDan

Mark HenryBouncer #2

Breanne HillIlsa

Karolina WydraAnna

Vera MiaoMichelle

Emily JacksonRiley
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Crew View all

Brad PeytonDirector
Ronnie ChristensenScreenplay
Trevor EngelsonProducer

Stuart FordExecutive Producer

Charles LaytonExecutive Producer
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External reviews
‘Incarnate’: Film ReviewAaron Eckhart stars in the horror thriller 'Incarnate,' about a man who "evicts" demons.
Review: 'Incarnate,' the latest Blumhouse shocker, takes a little too long to get to its chillsThe latest mid-budget Blumhouse thriller “Incarnate” is a demonic possession picture for folks who’ve seen too many devil movies, and are hankering for...
Movie Review: “Incarnate” –an Exorcist, by any other nameHis chewy supporting role as a has-been fight trainer in “Bleed for This” had us hoping that we’d seen the last of Aaron Eckhart slumming in horror’s...
'Incarnate' Review: Aaron Eckhart Never Excites as an ExorcistThis half-baked horror flick is a maddening hodgepodge of ideas that range from undercooked to unoriginal
Film Review: ‘Incarnate’Aaron Eckhart plays a a nondenominational exorcist in this surprisingly proficient Blumhouse potboiler.


