In the chilling horror film "INCARNATUS," directed by Augustus Dean Morgan, a desperate mother named Alice, played by Farah Salem, finds herself trapped in a waking nightmare after her young son falls into a mysterious coma. Seeking answers beyond the reach of modern medicine, she enlists the help of a reclusive and unorthodox priest, Father Thomas, portrayed by Augustus Dean Morgan, who believes the boy's soul has been stolen by a malevolent entity. Joined by a skeptical neurologist, Dr. Eva Reed, brought to life by Hilarie Burton Morgan, and a local historian, played by Amadeus Belafonte, the group must confront a terrifying truth: an ancient evil is using the child as a gateway to our world. As they race against time to perform a dangerous ritual that could sever the connection, Alice is forced to question her own sanity and the very nature of reality. With Grant Bennett adding to the ensemble, this gripping and atmospheric horror film masterfully blends psychological dread with supernatural terror, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats as the line between faith and madness begins to blur.