New on Netflix | The Mist (2007) | StreamingGuide.ca

In “The Mist,” a mysterious fog envelops a small town in Maine, bringing with it terrifying, otherworldly creatures. The story focuses on a group of townspeople who take refuge in a supermarket, struggling to survive as they face both the external threats and the escalating tensions within their group. The plot explores themes of fear, humanity, and survival in an environment where the unknown forces people to confront their deepest instincts.

Length: 2h 6m
Genre: Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
This Title is: Suspenseful, Terrifying, Thought-provoking

The Mist is New on Netflix in Canada!

Trailer

Cast

Thomas Jane as David Drayton
Marcia Gay Harden as Mrs. Carmody
Laurie Holden as Amanda Dunfrey

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: R (Violence, Terror, and Disturbing Images)

Contains intense scenes of horror and psychological distress.

Trivia

Based on a novella by Stephen King.
Director Frank Darabont opted for a black and white version in the DVD release to match his vision of the movie.
The ending of the movie is different from that of the novella, a change that Stephen King praised.

Our Review

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“The Mist” excels in creating an atmosphere of intense suspense and terror, effectively adapting Stephen King’s novella. The film’s strength lies in its ability to blend horror with deep psychological themes, exploring the nature of fear and morality under extreme circumstances. The performances, particularly from Thomas Jane and Marcia Gay Harden, are solid, contributing significantly to the movie’s tense and unsettling tone. The storyline, while straightforward, is executed with skill, keeping viewers engaged throughout. However, the film’s visuals, though effective in creating a claustrophobic environment, may not stand out as particularly groundbreaking. Overall, it’s a compelling watch for fans of psychological horror and thriller genres.