Title: THE WIND is Brave, Exciting, Engaging and Intelligent
Product review: Unlike the heavy-handed movies that seem to be the norm nowadays, the filmmakers of THE WIND want you to answer the questions they raise about circumstantial ethics yourself. "Love comes in many forms" (the original tagline of this movie), as do horror movies, and THE WIND is a horror movie in the sense that, say, Peter Weir's PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK or Stanley Kubrick's EYES WIDE SHUT are horror movies. This kind of social horror can seem intellectual (and it is, to a point) yet, at its core, it is about the horrifying contradictions of real human emotion. Make no mistake, THE WIND is action-packed with plenty of shocking moments, but its chilling realism and brave insightfulness elevates it way above mere exploitation.
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