But nothing is ever simple in a psychological thriller.

3.5/5 – A haunting, slow-building thriller that rewards patient viewers.

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The film also anticipated real-world debates about infrasound from wind farms causing anxiety, insomnia, and panic attacks—a theory still debated by scientists today. Whether you believe the "wind turbine syndrome" is real or psychosomatic, Turbine turns the concept into compelling, low-budget nightmare fuel.