Rufus Norris Movies
The spirit of the Old West may be dead for many but for one family, it is all that they have left. With a powerful corporation poised to seize their ranch and a divided community unsure of its identity, a family patriarch and legendary horseman will confront the vices of the modern age and unearth family secrets long forgotten so that his kin can keep what is theirs. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi
- Starring:
- Albert Harris
- 1990
- R
This slick, fast-paced but vacuous production has a plot that horror buffs will find all too familiar: it serves up a group of idiotic young people as standard zombie-fodder -- including the nominal protagonist (Eric Larson) who is paying a visit to a remote mountain cabin to investigate the mysterious disappearance of his grandparents. Since this cabin was apparently built in Evil Dead country, the poor saps are beset by the title breeze -- the horrific result of some mystical mumbo-jumbo concocted by Grandpa -- which proceeds to possess the living and bring the dead back to life in a whirlwind of unconvincing make-up effects. This derivative film borrows elements from dozens of horror hits but does nothing interesting with any of them -- though the filmmakers deserve some credit for attempting some ambitious and surreal dream sequences, considering the limited budget. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi
