Lost for over 30 years, this digitally restored cult classic is now available on home video with remastered sound.

William Shatner stars as Marc, a soldier of pure heart who has just returned home injured from the war. He becomes the target of Kia (Allyson Ames), a beautiful female demon, who has become bored with taking the lives of corrupt men. Kia sets out to seduce Marc, but ends up falling in love, angering her sister demon and forcing her to summon the Incubus to wreak revenge.

Directed by Leslie Stevens (The Outer Limits) and shot by Academy Award-winning cinematographer Conrad L. Hall (Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, American Beauty), Incubus is the only film shot entirely in the artificial language of Esperanto.

Demons in the form of lovely young women lead dishonorable men to their deaths. One particularly beautiful demon meets and falls in love with an honorable young soldier (William Shatner). Her older sister (also a demon) is outraged and conjures (in a stirring scene) their fierce brother, who brutalizes Shatner's sister. A haunting, breathtakingly photographed tale of good and evil, love and revenge, INCUBUS also has the odd distinction of being filmed entirely in Esperanto, the language created in 1887 to facilitate easy communication between people of different cultures. Director Leslie Stevens was a frequent contributor to the original OUTER LIMITS television series.