Stephen King’s Bleakest Movie, With an Ending He Couldn’t Imagine, Is Free on Streaming
The 2007 Stephen King adaptation remains one of horror's most devastating movies, and it's free on Roku.
The 2007 Stephen King adaptation remains one of horror's most devastating movies, and it's free on Roku.
The short version
- Frank Darabont turned King’s monster story into one of horror’s cinema’s bleakest endings Those closing moments are the reason The Mist has stuck with me for all these years.
- The CGI creatures might look ripped from video game cutscenes, and the supermarket setting might get repetitive after an hour, but none of that detracts from the overall feeling it leaves you with.
- Darabont takes a tale about monsters emerging from an inexplicable mist and turns it into a meditation on the terrible things people can convince themselves to do when there is no hope left.
What happened
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Why it matters
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