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| Genres: | Horror | |
| Documentary | ||
| Short | ||
| Actors: | Adrienne Barbeau | |
| Janet Leigh | ||
| Jamie Lee Curtis | ||
| John Houseman | ||
| Tommy Lee Wallace | ||
| John Carpenter | ||
| Dennis Bartok | ||
| Director(s): | Jeffrey Schwarz | |
| IMDB Rating: | 6 out of 10 (82 votes) | |
| Year: | 2002 | |
| Country: | USA | |
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Tales from the Mist: Inside 'The Fog' (iPod) | Resolution: 480x368 px | Total Size: 96 Mb |
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Tales from the Mist: Inside 'The Fog' (DivX) | Resolution: 640x480 px | Total Size: 349 Mb |
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Plot Summary:
`Inside the Fog is a routine `making of- documentary. The structure andthe footage shown are typical, but that doesnt mean it cant beinformative. Debra Hill and John Carpenter (among other crew-members)enlighten us a little how they got the idea for the film, how they createdthose breath-taking fog effects etc. Some interesting trivia to discoverthere since Hill and Carpenter actually thought up the plot when they werevisiting Stonehenge while all of a sudden a fogbank surrounded them. Alsopretty interesting is the comparison between this film, and John Carpentersbig breakthrough `Halloween? Even though theyre both suspenseful films,theyre entirely different, and its fascinating to see how Carpenter triedto create a whole other style of film. Perhaps the most intriguing part of the documentary is how cast and crewexplains how `The Fog initially failed during a screening session. Theaudience wasnt impressed and the crew urgently had to add sequences andtension elements before the deadline. `Tales from the Mist is aninteresting little extra when you love the film. It comes as an extra on theSpecial Edition DVD.
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Tales from the Mist: Inside The Fog (2002)*** 1/2 (out of 4)Nice documentary on the making of THE FOG features interviews with JohnCarpenter, Debra Hill, Janet Leigh, Dean Cundy, Tommy Lee Wallace andAdrienne Barbeau. Overall this is a very entertaining documentary thatgives you a lot of insight into the making of the film as well asvarious issues that the production ran into. Fans of THE FOG willcertainly enjoy seeing those who made it here talking about it eventhough Jamie Lee Curtis is missing except for some footage from a 1980interview. I think the best moments of the documentary, as usual,happens when Carpenter is open and honest about various flaws thathappened during the making of the movie. The most fascinating aspectcomes when Carpenter and Hill discuss the original version of the movieand how awful it apparently turned out. They say that the entire thingwas a disaster and when they talk about what stuff they had to re-shootthen you realize how bad it must have been. Carpenter talks about allthe re-shoots that are in the movie now and you really do realize thatthe majority of the film has the new scenes and it really makes youcurious to see what the original film was. Fans of THE FOG should enjoythis documentary because of the interviews as well as all the stories.
`Inside the Fog' is a routine `making of'- documentary. The structure andthe footage shown are typical, but that doesn't mean it can't beinformative. Debra Hill and John Carpenter (among other crew-members)enlighten us a little how they got the idea for the film, how they createdthose breath-taking fog effects etc. Some interesting trivia to discoverthere since Hill and Carpenter actually thought up the plot when they werevisiting Stonehenge while all of a sudden a fogbank surrounded them. Alsopretty interesting is the comparison between this film, and John Carpenter'sbig breakthrough `Halloween'Â Even though they're both suspenseful films,they're entirely different, and it's fascinating to see how Carpenter triedto create a whole other style of film. Perhaps the most intriguing part of the documentary is how cast and crewexplains how `The Fog' initially failed during a screening session. Theaudience wasn't impressed and the crew urgently had to add sequences andtension elements before the deadline. `Tales from the Mist' is aninteresting little extra when you love the film. It comes as an extra on theSpecial Edition DVD.