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Fog

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Key Information
Directors: John Carpenter
Stars: Adrienne Barbeau
Actors: James Canning
Genre: Horror/Suspense
Subgenre: Ghosts · Vengeance · Small Town Life · Murder · Zombies · Revenge
MPAA Rating: R (MPAA)
Available Formats: DVD: Canadian; Special Edition; Lenticular
UPC: 027616127662
Release Date: 1979
Running Time: 1hr 30min
Languages
Original Language: English
DVD Editions
: Format: DVD: Canadian; Special Edition; Lenticular, 1hr 31min
Release Company: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (April 01, 2008)
UPC: 883904104407
VHS Editions
: Format: VHS, 1hr 30min
Credits
Screenwriter: John Carpenter
Professional Reviews
: (11/01/2004, p.160, Allan Jones): "[A] classic supernatural thriller....Masterful."
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Details: Director John Carpenter creates an old-fashioned campfire ghost story with THE FOG. Antonio Bay, a quaint, small seaside town is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its founding. That night a heavy, mysterious fog rolls through the town and people begin to die in savage ways. Rumors of a secret as old as the town begin to surface and the people of Antonio Bay realize they are victims of long dead sailors who have come to revenge their own murders at the hands of the town's founding fathers. The townspeople can only wait for the fog to roll in and pray that they are not the next to die... <br> <br> Carpenter creates a chilling film with THE FOG and gets fine performances out of Adrienne Barbeau, Hal Holbrook, and the fog itself, which creeps and crawls around as if it were alive. The film elicits its scares out of what is not seen rather than what is, and Carpenter exploits that style perfectly. Vague shapes move within the fog, while strange noises heard in the distance grow louder, and no one can say ...
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