Nomination Year: 2002

SYNOPSIS: This is a European art movie disguised as a horror movie ("disguised" in the same sense that a water buffalo would be "disguised" with a false nose and glasses). Kia, the world's least alluring succubus, decides she's bored with taking the souls of the evil and wants to corrupt a man who's pure of heart. Her search leads her to Marc (William Shatner), a war veteran. He falls in love with her, and the question becomes: Who's corrupting whom? But when he takes her into a church, Kia decides this has gone too far and summons the Incubus to take revenge on him. Oh, and in case you don't understand the dialogue (less than usual, that is), it's because this is the only movie ever filmed entirely in the artificial language of Esperanto. Enjoy.

Smithee Award Nominations

Crummiest Ending
So Bad, Not Even a Goat Could Swallow It The Incubus is really stock footage of a goat.	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Worst Acting
Would a William Shatner, by Any Other Language, Act So Excremento? Marc kills the Incubus and realizes he's going to hell.	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Worst Picture
Inescapably Indescribable Marc fights the Incubus in a stylized art-film battle to the death.	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Directors

Director	Claim to Fame
Leslie Stevens	Directed Buck Rogers in the 25th Century

Cast

Actor	Character	Claim to Fame
William Shatner	<Not Yet in Database>	The one and only Captain James T. Kirk of Star Trek -- and infamous over-actor
Milos Milos	<Not Yet in Database>	Yugoslav who shot and killed Mickey Rooney's ex-wife before shooting himself
Allyson Ames	<Not Yet in Database>

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