The Mist

Directed by Frank Darabont
R
2007    2h 6mHorror, Science Fiction
7.174%65%6.9
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The Draytons - David, Steff and their son Billy - live in a small Maine town. One night a ferocious storm hits the area, damaging their house. The storm is accompanied by a strange mist the following morning. David and Billy and their neighbour Brent Norton go into town and find themselves trapped in a grocery store with several other people. There they discover that the mist contains something frightening and intent on killing humans.
  • Thomas JaneDavid Drayton
  • Laurie HoldenAmanda Dunfrey
  • Toby JonesOllie Weeks
  • Marcia Gay HardenMrs. Carmody
  • Andre BraugherBrent Norton
  • William SadlerJim
  • Jeffrey DeMunnDan Miller
  • Frances SternhagenIrene Reppler
  • Sam WitwerPrivate Jessup
  • Alexa DavalosSally
  • Nathan GambleBilly Drayton
  • Chris OwenNorm
  • David JensenMyron
  • Robert C. TreveilerBud Brown
  • Melissa McBrideWoman With Kids at Home
  • Andy StahlMike Hatlen
  • Walter C. Taylor IIIAmbrose Cornell
  • Brandon O'DellBobby Eagleton
  • Jackson HurstJoe Eagleton
  • Brian LibbyBiker
  • "THE MOVIE FANATIC"December 29, 2025
    One of the most underrated and for me the last great Stephen King movie adaptation... the opening 10 mins of the film immediately grabs your full attention and gives us great foreshadowing for what's to come. The visual storytelling is very sharp and really well done....the character developments in it is top tier, not just through our lead but from all of the side characters as well and Marcia Gay Hardens performance as our main villain & protagonist of the film imo was Oscar Nominated worthy she was phenomenal in this....you could argue at certain points in it that she steals the show. I absolutely love how Frank Darabont shot and lit this, just all round great cinematography and this Movie is very well paced, it doesn't feel like there's any exposition dump here, every scene in this movie has purpose & deep meaning. And finally what an absolutely powerful, impactful and deeply effective ending that was. It's the type of ending that not only shocks you to your core, but it's a real gut punch of an ending that just leaves you feeling as devasted as our main character is....it just stays with you and it's one of those endings also that...even if you've watched the movie just once, you'll never ever forget it....it's burned 🔥 into your brain 🧠 forever. The only issue I have with The Mist is the CGI on the majority of the creatures, it's very dated and that's what stopped me from giving this movie a 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating/Score...but apart from the poor CGI The Mist is a perfect & wonderful adaptation of Stephen Kings novel.
  • Kevin WardJuly 3, 2025
    Black & White Director’s Cut
I only heard about the existence of a B&W director’s cut a couple weeks ago, but wow it really elevates this film.  The obvious CGI as far less pronounced and it gives the entire film that classic monster movie feel. Really loved experiencing this again. I really wish Andre Braugher’s character had made it a bit farther in the film. I think he made a better foil than Marcia Gay Harden’s prophetic religious nut. Really great monster flick though from top to bottom. 
  • Macaroni_noodlezMay 18, 2026
    They should've just waited a little longer.
  • Michael GMarch 25, 2025
    Watched the whole thing, it was well done and kept our interest. Lots of suspense and the acting was not bad. Might watch it again some day.
  • turbob24April 20, 2026
    Atmospheric, tense, well acted, great soundtrack. A few bits of dodgy cgi here and there but the effects are largely solid. The ending will divide humanity till the end of time, I personally think it's amazing, an absolute sucker punch.
  • andyhicks1December 23, 2025
    Film story is good the actual creatures look poor good to 3 The Walking Dead ppl in there
  • Resistance005December 17, 2025
    First time watching right after IT Welcome To Derry last episode S01. It's not great but not bad either, its just okay. Storytelling, script could have been so much better. So many moments where 1 thing happens and a scene later they totally forget or ignore what happened before. Its a good movie to let yourself into the world of Stephen King and his imagination although the books are the true adaptations apart from what they are doing with IT now but nonetheless I enjoyed watching it.
  • RazorbitzNovember 29, 2025
    You can tell its a Stephen King movie by the dialogue alone, but my god does this film creep under your skin with how weird it is. It's a certain kind of bleak that I adore and sits in your gut for a long while. My partner hated it! Also fun to see just how many actors got yoinked from this to the Walking Dead, but for me the movie lives and dies by just how capital E Everyman Thomas Jane is; he's a treat and I miss seeing him in roles like this. Not for everyone but a classic all the same.
  • StreetterOctober 19, 2025
    Very few movies DESERVE a sequel or a prequel. This one needs it.
  • John.RedcornOctober 12, 2025
    This movie is silly I think. Pretty silly stuff. The plot is kinda silly, the characters are silly. But I'd be lying if I said I didn't have a good time.
  • cubano11October 6, 2025
    Very different from King's story in a lot of key ways, but much like Frank's other King adaptations it's well executed.
  • bandaa3July 14, 2025
    Good movie, entertaining.
  • Lord_NaitsabesFebruary 8, 2025
    The dialogue is awful, but as a monster movie it hits all the high points. 1st half - 4/10. 2nd Half 9/10
  • jedorahJune 24, 2025
    Black and white version is king. Frank Darabont's horror masterpiece in my opinion.
  • Das_LamaJune 17, 2025
    This was a well done movie. Plot was a tad unbelievable, but the monsters were viscous. Acting was decent. The author of the book has since gone off the deep end on X and needs some sort of intervention.

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