The Mist

'The Mist' is a horror film adaptation of Stephen King's novel of the same name. When a mysterious mist blankets a small Maine town, residents seek refuge in a supermarket. Trapped inside, they must contend with the terror lurking within the mist, as well as the mounting tension and fear amongst themselves.

• Stephen King praised the film's altered ending.
• The painting in David's room depicts Roland Deschain from The Dark Tower.
• The movie was filmed in Shreveport, Louisiana.
• The film was shot in two months.
• Director Frank Darabont wanted an entirely black and white version.

• As a species, we're fundamentally insane.
• There's no defense against the will of God.
• Mrs. Carmody, your God allows for greater love than you can understand.
• I wish it was only a nightmare, because then you could wake up.
• It's death out there. It's worse than death.