OK, OKLAHOMA gave you enough happiness. Now it’s time to be weirded out.
For decades, in hushed whispers at Star Trek conventions there were rumors uttered of something so utterly bizarre, so totally strange, that few believed its existence. For it was too offbeat, even for William Shatner, who has had so much to live down in his life — embarrassments, gaffs, bad toupees, awful attempts at singing matched only by Leonard Nimoy, the suspicious drowning of a wife… and more.
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And yet … and yet … there was something so undeniably irresistible about it. A movie. A horror movie that Shatner made before Trek. A movie spoken entirely in Esperanto. A movie called Incubus!
I’d forgotten all about Incubus long ago, so thanks go to my friend Tom for pointing out that it’s been released on DVD.
Sometimes the story behind something is more interesting than the something itself. And there is no better example of that than the independently produced documentary An Audience of One, premiering this weekend at the 