Wind and Bone is a psychological horror that delves into the darkness of the human psyche, the consequences of domestic abuse, and the primal fear of the unknown. It explores themes of guilt, trauma, and the power of unity against an unimaginable evil lurking in the unforgiving Appalachian wilderness. The film is a heart-pounding and thought-provoking journey into the depths of terror and human frailty. The story centers around Sierra, a young woman who has suffered physical and emotional abuse. Driven to the brink, she sets off a series of events that will lead her into a waking nightmare. On the run and haunted by her actions, Sierra finds herself deep in the heart of rural West Virginia, where the Appalachian foothills conceal both the beauty of nature and the ancient, malevolent force of the Wendigo, a creature of Native American folklore. She is discovered by a group of college kids on a weekend hiking getaway. Cut off from civilization. Sierra's presence harbors a dark secret she hopes to conceal, but as tensions rise her past comes back to haunt her. The group fractures as they uncover the truth about Sierra's past and the horrors she's left behind.
Wind and Bone
A woman on the run finds refuge with a group of college students in rural West Virginia, only to confront the terrifying legend of the Wendigo, a monstrous entity that embodies their deepest primal fears.
