From legendary frightmaster Stephen King and Academy Award nominated director Frank Darabont comes one of the most tense and terrifying films since The Shining.
After a mysterious mist envelopes a small New England town, a group of locals trapped in a supermarket must battle a siege of otherworldly creatures...and the fears that threaten to tear them apart. Starring Thomas Jane (The Punisher), and Oscar winner Marcia Gay Harden (Mystic River), The Mist has been hailed by critics as one of the best horror films ever made, with an ending that continues to shock audiences the world over., From legendary frightmaster Stephen King and Academy Award nominated director Frank Darabont comes one of the most tense and terrifying films since The Shining.
After a mysterious mist envelopes a small New England town, a group of locals trapped in a supermarket must battle a siege of otherworldly creatures...and the fears that threaten to tear them apart. Starring Thomas Jane (The Punisher), and Oscar winner Marcia Gay Harden (Mystic River), The Mist has been hailed by critics as one of the best horror films ever made, with an ending that continues to shock audiences the world over.
Special Features:
- A conversation with Stephen King.
- Behind-the-Scenes Webisodes.
- Deleted Scenes with Optional Commentary.
- Drew Struzan: An Appreciation of an Artist.
- Feature Commentary by Writer/Director Frank Darabont.
- Trailer Gallery.
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Don't be fooled; The Mist is a lot harder hitting than its B-movie credentials suggest. Sold as a homage to the 50's creature of the week style of film-making, writer/director Frank Darabont has produced what ends up being one of the bleakest movies you will ever see. Our vessel for the carnage is David Drayton (Thomas Jane) who becomes trapped in a supermarket with his son and other patrons when a deadly mist descends upon their rural back water. The strength of the piece is in the writing, which uses the strong central protagonists to make several - sometimes unsubtle - statements about politics and the nature of the human race. We soon come to realise that the monsters outside are not the only dangerous entity as Marcia Gay Harden's religious zealot gathers followers to her cause - forcing tough decisions before journey's end. A film with strong characterisation and a deeper message shows how worthy the horror genre can be when taken in the right direction. Just don't expect to feel good when the credits roll.