Demon Wind

Demon Wind (1990) is a gloriously strange slice of low-budget supernatural horror that feels like it was made with equal parts ambition, imagination, and complete disregard for good taste. The story is wonderfully convoluted, involving an isolated farmhouse, demonic forces, strange creatures, and enough bizarre twists to keep things moving even when the plot barely makes sense. What the film lacks in polish, it more than makes up for with wild practical effects, goofy characters, eerie atmosphere, and an anything-goes approach to horror that gives it a genuine cult-movie charm. It’s definitely not for viewers looking for slick modern scares, but for fans of obscure VHS-era horror, Demon Wind is a wonderfully bonkers experience that deserves its reputation as a cult oddity.

Never know what's coming next. . .

Underrated campy flick. Way funnier than you think it's going to be, the humor hits just right without being overt. (Hopefully it was intentional. . . ) Extras are a nice topper to a film I will absolutely be sharing with the other sickos in my life.

Total B-movie madness!