In its quieter, sparer moments, however, The Wind begins to live up to the unstated obliqueness of its title.

Western horror The Wind uses isolation and barrenness to spin a spooky tale about hysteria, patriarchy, and religious fervor.

A striking psychological horror-western, director Emma Tammi's debut The Wind is something special.

The score and sound design are excellent, and scared me as much as the visuals did. The film relies on inter-relationship drama, and psychological horror more than jump scares, but those are represented as well.