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miker wrote on 01/13/2012:

I can't believe I paid any money at all to watch this. If it had been reduced to a short, keeping all of the FAX news footage, it could have been very successful and even funny. If someone outside of this project could go back in and re-edit this monstrosity, then there might be something worth watching. As it is, I give this Negative stars... blech!

Quentaje wrote on 10/23/2009:

I guess I disagree with the last reviewer, but I thought this movie was incredibly stupid. That's all. It's just bad.

Amos Lassen wrote on 08/25/2009:

“Horror in the Wind”

“The President’s War on Sex Breeds Queer Results”

Amos Lassen

I am still laughing after having watched “Horror in the Wind”, the new release from Ariztical Entertainment”. It is slow film that, at first, had nothing going for it. The acting is mediocre, the sets are nothing special and the idea seemed to be a bit commonplace—HOWEVER, it is one of the funniest movies I have ever seen.
The President of the United States hears about a secret formula that suppresses sexual desire and since he is a die-hard religious fanatic, he decides that it is the answer to his problems and that he will use it to win what he calls “The War on Sex”. He is able to steal the formula from those that developed it before they finished testing it and what happens next is the stuff that all comedies should be made of. He orders airplanes to circle the globe and spray the formula everywhere. However things do not go as planned and instead of suppressing desire, the formula reverses it and the straights become gay and vice versa. The world is suddenly turned sexually upside down. Love takes hold of those that had never considered sex as an outlet and as lust rises to the surface, things go wild. The President falls in love with his aid, Karl Rove begins to dress in drag and the world is indeed topsy-turvy. Interspersed in the film are news reports that will keep you rolling—especially when you read what is written on the bottom of the screen. The satire is silly but strong and the film has some great one-liners as it parodies the way we live today. Written and directed by Max Mitchell, we get some of the best satire I have ever seen.
I won’t go any more into the plot because I do not want to spoil your fun but I will say that this is a film that you do not want to miss. Disregard the lousy acting and the forced direction and put your mind into what is happening. You will be so glad you did—and, you may never think of George Bush, Tom Cruise or Liza Minnelli in the same way again.