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Despite how real it feels, the Mother Buddha and its chant are entirely fictitious , created specifically for the movie to maximize the "cursed video" vibe.

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Unlike many of their peers who focused on speed, Incantation’s signature is their "slithery" slow parts that create an atmosphere of pure dread. Their 2023 album, Unholy Deification , proves that after 12 records, they still reign supreme in the underground. 3. The Mindset: Incantations for Success

Directed by Kevin Ko, the film follows a mother trying to save her daughter from a deadly curse she unleashed years earlier. Despite how real it feels, the Mother Buddha

1. The Horror: Why Incantation (2022) Is Still Haunting Our Dreams

For fans of extreme music, Incantation isn't a movie—it’s a foundation. As pioneers of the "New York Death Metal" sound, the band Incantation has been churning out visceral, sludgy, and dark material for over 30 years. This isn't just another found-footage flick

If you’ve spent any time on Netflix lately, you’ve probably seen the thumbnail for Incantation (2022). This isn't just another found-footage flick; it’s widely considered one of the best horror films in years .