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The Fog

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When Antonio Bay, a Californian coastal town, is about to celebrate its centennial, paranormal activity starts to happen. It's said that the gold to build the city a hundred years ago was taken from shipwrecked lepers and now is time for them to revenge. A fog glowing from the sea gets bigger and thicker and moves to the land, bringing the revengeful sailor.

Genre:

Horror, Fantasy

Actors:

Adrienne Barbeau, Jamie Lee Curtis, Janet Leigh, John Houseman, Tom Atkins, James Canning, Charles Cyphers, Nancy Kyes, Ty Mitchell, Hal Holbrook, John F. Goff, ...»

Director:

John Carpenter

Country:

United States

Release:

1980

IMDb:

6.8

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Duration:

89 min

KEYWORDS:

#Adrienne Barbeau #Debra Hill Productions #EDI #Embassy Pictures #Jamie Lee Curtis #Janet Leigh #John Carpenter

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ACTORS OF "The Fog"

Adrienne Barbeau

11 June 1945, Sacramento, California, USA

Jamie Lee Curtis

22 November 1958, Los Angeles, California, USA

Janet Leigh

6 July 1927, Merced, California, USA

John Houseman

22 September 1902, Bucharest, Romania

Tom Atkins

13 November 1935, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

James Canning

2 July 1946, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Charles Cyphers

28 July 1939, Niagara Falls, New York, USA

Nancy Kyes

19 December 1949, Falls Church, Virginia, USA

Ty Mitchell

Hal Holbrook

17 February 1925, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

John F. Goff

George 'Buck' Flower

28 October 1937, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, USA

Regina Waldon

7 February 1908, Van Nuys, California, USA

Jim Haynie

6 February 1940, Falls Church, Virginia, USA

Darrow Igus

12 May 1948, Newark, New Jersey, USA

John Vick

Jim Jacobus

Fred Franklyn

15 October 1926, New York, USA

Ric Moreno

Lee Socks

Tommy Lee Wallace

6 September 1949, Somerset, Kentucky, USA

Bill Taylor

Rob Bottin

1 April 1959, El Monte, California, USA

Charles Nicklin

Darwin Joston

9 December 1937, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA

16 January 1948, Carthage, New York, USA

Debra Hill

10 November 1950, Haddonfield, New Jersey, USA

DIRECTORS OF "The Fog"

John Carpenter

16 January 1948, Carthage, New York, USA

CREATORS OF "The Fog"

Debra Hill

10 November 1950, Haddonfield, New Jersey, USA

John Carpenter

16 January 1948, Carthage, New York, USA

HEROES OF "The Fog"

Stevie Wayne

Played by: Adrienne Barbeau

Elizabeth Williams

Played by: Jamie Lee Curtis

Kathy Williams

Played by: Janet Leigh

Mr. Machen

Played by: John Houseman

Nick Castle

Played by: Tom Atkins

Dick Baxter

Played by: James Canning

Dan O'Bannon

Played by: Charles Cyphers

Sandy Fadel

Played by: Nancy Kyes

Andy Wayne

Played by: Ty Mitchell

Father Robert Malone

Played by: Hal Holbrook

Al Williams

Played by: John F. Goff

Tommy Wallace

Played by: George 'Buck' Flower

Mrs. Kobritz

Played by: Regina Waldon

Dockmaster

Played by: Jim Haynie

Mel

Played by: Darrow Igus

Sheriff Simms

Played by: John Vick

Mayor

Played by: Jim Jacobus

Ashcroft

Played by: Fred Franklyn

Ghost

Played by: Ric Moreno

Bartender

Played by: Bill Taylor

Captain William Blake

Played by: Rob Bottin

Dr. Phibes

Played by: Darwin Joston

Grocery Clerk

Played by: John Strobel

CRITICS OF "The Fog"

Common Sense Media

Not much gore, but still too intense for kids.

December 15, 2010

Antagony & Ecstasy

A completely solid piece of horror filmmaking that's only slightly undone by its flaws as a piece of horror storytelling.

December 04, 2016

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The Dissolve

Halloween brought classic genre style into a new era, and The Fog goes even further in that direction.

July 23, 2013

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Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)

Released four years after the Bicentennial, 'The Fog' might be a jaundiced corrective to the often uncritical self-congratulation of America's birthday celebration, with the ghosts as manfestations of manifest destiny's bloody heritage.

August 01, 2013

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Playback:stl

... makes the most of the dramatic possibilities inherent in an isolated coastal town, as well as the scare potential of darkness, fog, and silent strangers bearing longshoremen's hooks.

October 27, 2011

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Cinema Crazed

A definite top ten holder for me.

July 21, 2013

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TheFilmFile.com

Orchestrates a thick pall of apprehension and good-time suspense.

October 24, 2008

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Kinetofilm

During this period, Carpenter and his fine collaborator the late Debra Hill were so good at crafting suspenseful, slow burn horror stories with multiple storylines.

January 31, 2010

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Creative Loafing

The Fog is right in line with the types of film Carpenter made before his professional fall from grace: It's unpretentious genre fun, stylishly assembled and populated with colorful characters.

August 24, 2013

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Chicago Sun-Times

The movie's made with style and energy, but it needs a better villain.

October 23, 2004

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Daily Dead

Carpenter has always been a master of scaring us with what we're not seeing as opposed to delivering an onslaught of carnage to assault our senses and The Fog shows that you can scare the hell out of people without showing them a lot.

January 08, 2016

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Ozus' World Movie Reviews

Though the plot is implausible and the unfolding story hardly makes any sense, Carpenter stylishly presents an eerie atmosphere for the zombie invasion.

October 29, 2014

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