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The Fog (2005)

The Fog (2005)
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John Carpenter's well-remembered thriller gets an update in this remake from director Rupert Wainwright. Nick Castle (Tom Welling) is a charter-boat captain in the small coastal town of Antonio Bay. Castle's ancestors helped to found Antonio Bay, but while the city's mayor (Kenneth Welsh) and the head of the local historical society (Sara Botsford) are spearheading an effort to raise money for a statue that would honor the city fathers, Castle is more interested in seeing the town's rickety docks and aging sea wall replaced. However, Castle has been too distracted with personal matters to wage a campaign of his own -- he's been having an affair with Stevie Wayne (Selma Blair), a single mom who runs a combination radio station and lighthouse, while his former flame Elizabeth Williams (Maggie Grace) has returned to town to mend fences with her mother and finds herself renewing her romance with Castle. One night, Castle and his first mate, Brett Spooner (DeRay Davis), discover an antique ship's bag filled with treasure, not knowing the salvage came from a ship that sank over a hundred years before. As it happens, there's a terrible secret behind the ship's disastrous fate, and now that Castle and Davis have unwittingly awakened the watery grave, the souls of the ship's crew and passengers have come back to claim their revenge in the form of a thick and impenetrable fog. The remake of The Fog proved to be one of the last projects for producer Debra Hill, who also worked on the original film; Hill was fighting cancer when work began on the film, and she died shortly before filming commenced. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Starring:
Tom WellingMaggie Grace, (more)
Director(s):
Rupert Wainwright
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
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Synopsis of The Fog

John Carpenter's well-remembered thriller gets an update in this remake from director Rupert Wainwright. Nick Castle (Tom Welling) is a charter-boat captain in the small coastal town of Antonio Bay. Castle's ancestors helped to found Antonio Bay, but while the city's mayor (Kenneth Welsh) and the head of the local historical society (Sara Botsford) are spearheading an effort to raise money for a statue that would honor the city fathers, Castle is more interested in seeing the town's rickety docks and aging sea wall replaced. However, Castle has been too distracted with personal matters to wage a campaign of his own -- he's been having an affair with Stevie Wayne (Selma Blair), a single mom who runs a combination radio station and lighthouse, while his former flame Elizabeth Williams (Maggie Grace) has returned to town to mend fences with her mother and finds herself renewing her romance with Castle. One night, Castle and his first mate, Brett Spooner (DeRay Davis), discover an antique ship's bag filled with treasure, not knowing the salvage came from a ship that sank over a hundred years before. As it happens, there's a terrible secret behind the ship's disastrous fate, and now that Castle and Davis have unwittingly awakened the watery grave, the souls of the ship's crew and passengers have come back to claim their revenge in the form of a thick and impenetrable fog. The remake of The Fog proved to be one of the last projects for producer Debra Hill, who also worked on the original film; Hill was fighting cancer when work began on the film, and she died shortly before filming commenced. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
103 mins

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Director(s):
Rupert Wainwright
Writer(s):
Cooper Layne
Producer(s):
John CarpenterDavid FosterDebra Hill
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13(Sexual Situations, Violence, Scary Moments)
Categories:
Horror
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Erica S.

I dragged, my then boyfriend, into the movie theaters to see this horrible movie that unless you are still afraid of the boogyman at night- I promise you will be let down if you are looking for a decent plot or any real type of scare. If you enjoyed movies like The Others, Sixth Sense or Stir of Echos- this is like day and night. My boyfriend should have left me over this movie, it was that bad ;o)

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Rich B.

...but still pretty lame. This story (or stories just like it)has been told many times, so all in all it was quite predictable. However, we still watched it because the setting was pretty and we had nothing else to do on a very cold winter night in Texas.

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Diogenes D.

The story of this movie is really stupid. Something about lepers coming back from the sea to get revenge on an entire town. Why do scary movies try to explain the senseless stupidity with an even stupider story? There's a lame "mistery" to be solved about the founding fathers of the town, and a mandatory "twist" at the end that makes the movie even more absurd. Quite possibly the worst ending I've seen in some time.

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