Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #59723 in DVD
• Released on: 2005-02-01
• Rating: Unrated
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Color, DVD, Subtitled, NTSC
• Original language: Spanish
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 88 minutes

Customer Reviews

scary,scary,scary
This will always be my favorite mexican horror classic movie,I have not watched another one that is better "Mas negro que la noche" is GREAT also the only difference is that I like the sound of this movie, from the beginning that music alone scares you.

Classic 1960s Mexican Horror Film
Hasta el viento tiene miedo stands out from other Mexican horror films because the fear is due to supernatural and psychological reasons, as opposed to the campy monsters, demented doctors, vampire women and masked wrestlers that have characterized Mexican horror. However, the film also suffers from cheap production values, and has a decidedly late 60s look, so I'm afraid the film will still seem very campy, especially for Anglo viewers used to a more sophisticated look. As the other reviewers pointed out, the DVD release (like the film) is cheap, and has no subtitles. It looks pretty good, though, and the lack of subtitles is because these cheap Spanish DVDs are being marketed to Latino viewers who, presumably, speak the language. I don't think there's enough market out there to justify a remastered DVD edition with subtitles. Also check out "El libro de piedra", the follow-up film, which is also available without subtitles, and "Venenos para las hadas", which does have them.

Excellent DVD !
This a classic suspense Mexican film from the 70s. The performance made by all the actresses is remarkable and unforgetable. The quality of image is excellent. I recommend it for a collector of good films for his own pleasure or for a Marga Lopez, Maricruz Olivier and Norma Lazareno`s fan.