The Wind is a movie directed by Nico Mastorakis known for directing the video nasty classic "Island of Death" but, this flick is more polished less bloody and has a small body count. The story is decent and interesting Sian Anderson (Meg Foster) a writer a getaway to a small village in Greece to write her next novel, when she arrives and a witty landlord (Robert Morley) greets her and leaves warning her about the danger of the strong wind in the area. What she doesn't know is that her vacation is about to be a fight for survival as the psychopathic Phil (Wings Hauser) loses it and begins killing. This movie is stylish and sleek with beautiful scenery, good acting, and some decent tension at some points however the movie begins to drag about 3/4ths of the way through. The unnecessary side plot meant to fill the running time of the movie and some-what predictable script and cheesy one-liners really show. The actors are really giving this movie their all but the script left a lot to be desired.
Review of The Wind
