Rafael Llamas as Diego Sadi Dupeyrón (credited as Saidi Dupeyron) as Armando Pamela Susan Hall as Andrea, the ghost Enrique García Álvarez (credited Enrique Garcia) as Doctor Oliver Lourdes Baledón as Verónica Release Hasta el viento tiene miedo was first released to theaters in Mexico in 1968. It was released to the United States in Blu-ray format in 2020. Reception Vulture listed the movie as one of their recommendations for Mexican horror, writing that "What we hear in the tension built through the ambience, the eponymous wind in particular, rings more affecting than what’s actually shown onscreen." ComicsBeat praised the film for its acting, character development, and ambiance. Marca covered Hasta el viento tiene miedo for the film's 50th anniversary in 2018, noting its cult status. They spoke with actress Norma Lazareno, who stated that the movie was ahead of its time. She further commented that the director conspired with technicians to play tricks on the actresses, so that they would become unnerved during filming, which she credits as enhancing the movie's tension and fear factor. Remake A remake, also titled Hasta el viento tiene miedo, was released in 2007. It was directed by Gustavo Moheno and starred Martha Higareda as the film's protagonist, who is committed after a suicide attempt. The remake received negative critical reception while also receiving a more favorable reaction from the general public. See also List of ghost films References External links ITESM Review 1968 films 1968 horror films Mexican supernatural horror films Films directed by Carlos Enrique Taboada 1960s Mexican films