The Fog

Synopsis

In the sleepy coastal town of Antonio Bay, strange occurrences start happening as a mysterious fog rolls in. A local radio DJ, a lighthouse keeper's daughter, and a fisherman find themselves entangled in the eerie events connected to the town's dark, hidden past. As the fog brings malevolent spirits seeking revenge, the town's residents must uncover the chilling truth behind the vengeful specters before it's too late. Directed by John Carpenter, 'The Fog' is a classic supernatural horror film that skillfully blends suspense, atmosphere, and haunting visuals to deliver a spine-tingling tale of terror.

Cast

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  Adrienne Barbeau

  Stevie Wayne

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  Hal Holbrook

  Father Malone

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  Janet Leigh

  Kathy Williams

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  Tom Atkins

  Nick Castle

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  Jamie Lee Curtis

  Elizabeth Solley

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  Nancy Kyes

  Sandy Fadel

Reviews

Critics have praised 'The Fog' for its atmospheric tension and effective scares, with many noting John Carpenter's masterful direction. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus states that the film 'may lack the visceral impact of John Carpenter's best work, but 'The Fog' is atmospherically creepy and features a haunting score by the director'. IMDb users have rated the movie 6.8/10, appreciating its old-school horror charm and strong performances, especially by Adrienne Barbeau. Metacritic gives 'The Fog' a score of 55/100, acknowledging its spooky atmosphere but pointing out pacing issues. Overall, the film is considered a cult classic of the horror genre, praised for its eerie mood and effective suspenseful moments.