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"John Carpenter, who after the commercial success of Halloween soon crossed over to studio pictures, is still a frequent visitor to the horror genre. His wonderful spook story The Fog has enjoyed a well-deserved reappraisal in recent years."
- Stephen Thrower, Nightmare USA: The Untold Story of the Exploitation Independents

"Some good scares and a competent cast offered up some decent chills along the way." - Ken Kish, Cinema Wasteland

"In the decades since The Fog debuted, Carpenter has made a wide enough variety of films - action, science-fiction, social satire and more - that this particular picture no longer seems like a departure. Ultimately, it's a John Carpenter movie: concerned with group dynamics, unhelpful authority figures, strong women, the sins of the past, and that moment when helpless isolation shades into outright terror." - Noel Murray, Los Angeles Times

Fog is nothing new to the quaint seaside village of Antonio Bay. But on the night of its 100th anniversary, a fog bank rolls in unlike any other. Eerie lights, dark figures, and the masts of an ancient schooner appear in the swirling mists, and soon the specters of long-murdered sailors descend upon the town. Using knife, hook and sword, they exact revenge for sins committed by the town's founding fathers, leaving horrified survivors struggling to solve a hundred-year crime. And they must solve it - or die.

Starring Adrienne Barbeau, Jamie Lee Curtis, John Houseman, Janet Leigh and Hal Holbrook, John Carpenter's The Fog is classic horror at its terrifying best.