An equal mix of western and horror, 'The Wind' is an atmospheric tale of desolation, loss and demons (the physical and psychological).

There doesn't seem to be that much wind blowing in 'The Wind,' but somehow it's…

Director Emma Tammi's feature debut is part little-house-on-the-prairie pioneer drama and part cheap-scare ghost story.

Home on the range: Emma Tammi's new movie blends horror and Western genre elements, not always successfully

Caitlin Gerard ('Insidious: The Last Key') stars in director Emma Tammi’s Western horror flick 'The Wind,' which premiered in Toronto’s Midnight Madness ...

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Emma Tammi’s atmospheric horror-Western shines a gender-specific spotlight on isolation and hardship.

Remember when The Witch came out back in 2015? There was all this talk on a micro level about whether filmmaker Robert Eggers's movie was actually scary or n...

The Wind's story begins with blood. Plains-woman Lizzy Macklin (Caitlin Gerard) exits her humble cabin with her white nightgown drenched in red, her pale han...

The kind of artful genre movie that some filmgoers think simply doesn't get made anymore.

'The Wind' plays like "'Repulsion' by John Ford" vibe — it's a horror/Western combo that blows a serious chill through you. Our review.

A suicide. A stillborn baby. A woman holding the latter as she leaves the former to show her husband and the now widower father the results of the harrowing ...

Filmmaker Emma Tammi's "The Wind" is a slow-burn horror Western with all the scares and beauty you'd expect but sadly with a lackluster story.

Emma Tammi makes an impressive directorial debut, but the movie's messaging is ill-served by a non-chronological narrative

A strong sense of place and a complex feminist outlook enrich this promising if understated debut, a mashup of western and horror genres.