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The Fog (DVD)

 

Description: Genre: Horror / Theatrical Release: 1979 / Director: John Carpenter / Actors: John Houseman, Janet Leigh ... / DVD ... more
The Fog (DVD) ... released 18 October, 2004 at Momentum Pictures / Features of the DVD: Box set, PAL, Special Edition / Chilling story of a peaceful community, whose superstition over a shipwreck 100 years before becomes a ghostly reality.

Newest Review: ... events begin to happen. With many horrific murders occurring the town folk are understandably nervous as a strange glowing ... more

 ... fog begins to envelope the town. When the towns priest, Father Malone, (played by Hal Holbrook) unearthed his grandfather diary he soon realises what is hiding with-in the strange fog and why the fog is covering the town. The diary reveals some horrific historical events which have doomed the residents of the town to a terrifying nightmare. As the fog first appears out to sea the town folk ignore it, assuming it is simply the usual sea fog, until they discover the gruesome murders as the fog travels across land, leavin...more

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FilmsAtLarge
Premium Review The Fog (DVD): One Fog You'll Want To Get Lost In (1216 words)
by FilmsAtLarge - written on 19.10.03 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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Whatever happened to those Horror films of yesteryear that invoked a true sense of fear rather than pointing and shooting and calling it a day? John Carpenter was a master at piling atmosphere on top of an eerily frightening score and giving us a film that favored atmosphere over blood and gore. "Halloween" is a classic by every stretch of the imagination and he opted for a film much like it as his second. The tone is ominous and the plot mysterious, the setting cold, and the sense of fear strong. Not in awhile have I been scared quite like I have with "The Fog." It's performances are strong, the script is good and, most importantly, it has an ...

wampyrii
Premium Review The Sins Of The Father... (678 words)
by wampyrii - written on 01.08.01 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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The Fog is the follow up to John Carpenter's phenomenally successful 'Halloween' movie. However, for those anticipating a movie along the same lines this must have come as something of a disappointment, and hence perhaps why this wasn't given quite the plaudits that it ought to have. It is horror movie, but one on a more depressed emotional level than the straight out attack of Halloween and as such probably lacks the same level of universal appeal. Its still good, but don't go looking for a 'monster' character in it - their isn't one. Instead the atmosphere, the emotional tension and the suspense brought out of the unknown is where the ...

Nomad
Premium Review The Fog (DVD): Happy Birthday, Antonio Bay (1145 words)
by Nomad - written on 07.12.00 (Very useful, 111 readings)
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*** The following review was written in December 2000. I have left the review untouched but have placed an update at the end to cover any changes since it was written. *** 'The Fog' begins with a group of children huddled around a campfire being told a ghost story by an old fisherman: - "Eleven fifty five, almost midnight. Enough time for one more story, one more story before twelve just to keep us warm. In five minutes it will be the twenty first of April. One hundred years ago, on the twenty first of April, out in the waters around Spivey Point a small clipper ship drew towards land. Suddenly out of the night the fog rolled ...

 
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