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# The Mist (Two-Disc Collector's Edition) [Blu-ray]

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From legendary frightmaster Stephen King and 3-time Oscar-nominated director Frank Darabont* (The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile) comes "one of the scariest King films since Stanley Kubrick's The Shining" (Tasha Robinson, The Onion A.V. Club). After a mysterious mist envelopes a small New England town, a group of locals trapped in a supermarket must battle a siege of otherworldly creatures...and the fears that threaten to tear them apart. Starring Thomas Jane (The Punisher) and Oscar winner* Marcia Gay Harden (Mystic River) in one of the year's most talked-about performances, The Mist is riveting, with "tension like an ever-tightening clamp" (Colin Covert, Minneapolis Star Tribune). This product may be shipped with different cover art (the multiple types are shown here), but the discs are all identical in content.

Review: One of the dying breed of horror greats. - I've been looking for the past several years for a deeply affecting and really excellent horror film, and this is it. Films like JOHN CARPENTER'S THE THING and David Cronenberg's remake of THE FLY are about as great as you can get, because not only are they excellent horror films with taut and terrifying moments, they transcend the genre itself. Where Carpenter's THE THING is at its heart a story of utter paranoia and distrust and Cronenberg's THE FLY is a star-crossed love story set against the backdrop of the over-extension of man's reach, Frank Darabont's THE MIST is about how easily and quickly society can break down to its basest and ugliest forms when confronted with a seemingly apocalyptic threat. Thomas Jane (in what should have been a star-making role) plays David Drayton, a mild-mannered artist in a coastal Maine town who finds himself as the voice of reason when an eerie mist blows into town which may or may not be concealing an army of preternatural forces, trapping a small but substantial section of the townspeople in the local supermarket. He, along with his young son Billy (a nicely-cast Nathan Gamble) a pretty young schoolteacher Amanda (played beautifully by Laurie Holden) and a wonderfully crotchety old lady (played by Frances Sternhagen), along with a few others, are trying to hold their ground and their grip on an already-tenuous situation against local Bible-thumping lunatic Mrs. Carmody (played a little too over-the-top by the usually understated Marcia Gay Harden) who is using some unusual coincidences to prove that this attack is the wrath of God, and using the other townspeople's fear to cause a threat within the store that rivals the threat from without. It's easy to dismiss this film as simple escapism, but it is so much more. Great performances by Jane, Holden, Sternhagen and supporting players Andre Braugher and William Sadler put this film above the recent flurry of classic horror remakes, watered-down Japanese-to-American retcons and the "torture porn" sub-genre that have been masquerading as horror films, and it does so with great writing, great effects, great direction and the single most disturbing ending of a film since David Fincher's SE7EN. The last horror film that I saw that seemed truly original and terrifying and iconic was Victor Salva's JEEPERS CREEPERS. While this film may not be quite as visceral as that, it's still been five years since that film came out and since then, for the most part, Hollywood has been cranking out films like THE RING, THE GRUDGE, remakes of THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, HALLOWEEN and THE HILLS HAVE EYES, and the ad nauseam SAW series and its fellow torturers HOSTEL and TURISTAS. Every so often, a terrific little indie horror gem like Lucky Mckee's MAY or John Fawcett's GINGER SNAPS will pop up, but that's all they do. THE MIST is the only horror film to come out of Hollywood in the last 5 years that has had any lasting effect on me, like the great horror films of the 70's like HALLOWEEN, THE EXORCIST, THE OMEN, or some of the greats of the 80's like THE THING, THE FLY or NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET. All of these films transcend the genre as THE MIST does, and it really seems like this is a dying breed of horror film when this film does half the business of lesser recent entries like I AM LEGEND, or 30 DAYS OF NIGHT, where, while decent films, are hardly the films that are likely to keep you up nights haunting you. THE MIST will either haunt you or anger you, but it will provoke debate, especially with an ending that may be on the level of nihilism that rivals that of Romero's original NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD. For my money, this was one of the very best films of last year, and I can only hope that in the future, this is a film that will be revisited and rediscovered as many of the now-classic horror films have been.
Review: Great movie... - great set, nice to have the movie in 4K. Really effective b&w version included. This is a weirdly underrated movie by Frank Darabont. Kind of funny to watch this after his Walking Dead and see quite a few familiar faces....including Thomas Jane, the original choice to play Rick, but was unavailable. Best version(s) of this movie out there, highly entertaining. Good stuff.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Alexa Davalos, Amin Joseph, Andre Braugher, Brian Libby, Chris Owen, Dave Jensen, Frances Sternhagen, Frank Darabont, Jane Thomas, Jeffrey DeMunn, Laurie Holden, Marcia Gay Harden, Mark Isham, Nathan Gamble, Robert C. Treveiler, Rohn Schmidt, Sam Witwer, Thomas Jane, Toby Jones, William Sadler Contributor Alexa Davalos, Amin Joseph, Andre Braugher, Brian Libby, Chris Owen, Dave Jensen, Frances Sternhagen, Frank Darabont, Jane Thomas, Jeffrey DeMunn, Laurie Holden, Marcia Gay Harden, Mark Isham, Nathan Gamble, Robert C. Treveiler, Rohn Schmidt, Sam Witwer, Thomas Jane, Toby Jones, William Sadler See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 4,192 Reviews |
| Format | Blu-ray, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen |
| Genre | Horror |
| Initial release date | 2007-11-21 |
| Language | English |

## Product Details

- **Format:** Blu-ray, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
- **Genre:** Horror
- **Initial release date:** 2007-11-21
- **Language:** English

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the dying breed of horror greats.
*by T***B on March 25, 2008*

I've been looking for the past several years for a deeply affecting and really excellent horror film, and this is it. Films like JOHN CARPENTER'S THE THING and David Cronenberg's remake of THE FLY are about as great as you can get, because not only are they excellent horror films with taut and terrifying moments, they transcend the genre itself. Where Carpenter's THE THING is at its heart a story of utter paranoia and distrust and Cronenberg's THE FLY is a star-crossed love story set against the backdrop of the over-extension of man's reach, Frank Darabont's THE MIST is about how easily and quickly society can break down to its basest and ugliest forms when confronted with a seemingly apocalyptic threat. Thomas Jane (in what should have been a star-making role) plays David Drayton, a mild-mannered artist in a coastal Maine town who finds himself as the voice of reason when an eerie mist blows into town which may or may not be concealing an army of preternatural forces, trapping a small but substantial section of the townspeople in the local supermarket. He, along with his young son Billy (a nicely-cast Nathan Gamble) a pretty young schoolteacher Amanda (played beautifully by Laurie Holden) and a wonderfully crotchety old lady (played by Frances Sternhagen), along with a few others, are trying to hold their ground and their grip on an already-tenuous situation against local Bible-thumping lunatic Mrs. Carmody (played a little too over-the-top by the usually understated Marcia Gay Harden) who is using some unusual coincidences to prove that this attack is the wrath of God, and using the other townspeople's fear to cause a threat within the store that rivals the threat from without. It's easy to dismiss this film as simple escapism, but it is so much more. Great performances by Jane, Holden, Sternhagen and supporting players Andre Braugher and William Sadler put this film above the recent flurry of classic horror remakes, watered-down Japanese-to-American retcons and the "torture porn" sub-genre that have been masquerading as horror films, and it does so with great writing, great effects, great direction and the single most disturbing ending of a film since David Fincher's SE7EN. The last horror film that I saw that seemed truly original and terrifying and iconic was Victor Salva's JEEPERS CREEPERS. While this film may not be quite as visceral as that, it's still been five years since that film came out and since then, for the most part, Hollywood has been cranking out films like THE RING, THE GRUDGE, remakes of THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, HALLOWEEN and THE HILLS HAVE EYES, and the ad nauseam SAW series and its fellow torturers HOSTEL and TURISTAS. Every so often, a terrific little indie horror gem like Lucky Mckee's MAY or John Fawcett's GINGER SNAPS will pop up, but that's all they do. THE MIST is the only horror film to come out of Hollywood in the last 5 years that has had any lasting effect on me, like the great horror films of the 70's like HALLOWEEN, THE EXORCIST, THE OMEN, or some of the greats of the 80's like THE THING, THE FLY or NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET. All of these films transcend the genre as THE MIST does, and it really seems like this is a dying breed of horror film when this film does half the business of lesser recent entries like I AM LEGEND, or 30 DAYS OF NIGHT, where, while decent films, are hardly the films that are likely to keep you up nights haunting you. THE MIST will either haunt you or anger you, but it will provoke debate, especially with an ending that may be on the level of nihilism that rivals that of Romero's original NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD. For my money, this was one of the very best films of last year, and I can only hope that in the future, this is a film that will be revisited and rediscovered as many of the now-classic horror films have been.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great movie...
*by A***. on April 26, 2026*

great set, nice to have the movie in 4K. Really effective b&w version included. This is a weirdly underrated movie by Frank Darabont. Kind of funny to watch this after his Walking Dead and see quite a few familiar faces....including Thomas Jane, the original choice to play Rick, but was unavailable. Best version(s) of this movie out there, highly entertaining. Good stuff.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Mist (2007) aka: Mist Mist Bang Bang Bang Bang
*by P***S on April 26, 2025*

The Mist (2007) aka: Mist Mist Bang Bang Bang Bang So I finally watched The Mist—and y’all, I am not okay. That ending isn’t just a twist—it’s a full-on emotional mugging. I went in expecting monsters and survival horror, and instead I got a slow, creeping descent into despair that ended with my soul being roundhouse-kicked off a cliff. Neat. First off, I loved the fictionalized Drew Struzan of it all. That little nod to my favorite movie poster artist gave the opening a weirdly cozy, nostalgic vibe before everything went straight to hell. It’s almost rude how quickly it turns on you. Let’s talk about the dread. It builds so well. You feel it enveloping you just like that mist outside the store. You’re not ahead of the characters—you’re right there with them, knowing just enough to realize how bad things are about to get. And as soon as Mrs. Carmody starts preaching, you just know: yep, she’s going to be as dangerous as the mist itself. Nothing like a religious zealot mid-apocalypse to really spice things up. The cast is fantastic across the board. You believe these people. You root for some, loathe others, and still find yourself wondering how you’d act in their place. Would you be brave? Would you snap? Would you start talking about blood sacrifices in aisle four? Who’s to say. Now, my one gripe—and it’s not a small one—the CGI has aged about as well as that milk in the cooler would’ve after a week. I wish we’d gotten more practical effects, because the creatures are cool, but their impact is undercut by the digital wonkiness. But I’ve got to say, this film rocks. And that ending... hoo boy. Apparently even Stephen King himself was all-in on it. He called it “terrific,” and honestly? He’s not wrong. It’s a bold, brutal choice that recontextualizes the whole movie and leaves you sitting there in stunned silence, asking yourself what you would’ve done. And then regretting even asking. The Mist isn’t just a monster movie—it’s a bleak little morality play about fear, faith, and just how thin that veneer of civilization really is when things go sideways. And yeah, I’ll be recovering for a while.

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