"Ahoy, maties. This is KAB, Antonio Bay. Stevie Wayne here, beaming a signal across the sea ... for the men in The Sea Grass, miles out tonight: a warm hello. And keep a watch out for that fog bank heading in from the east. In the meantime, relax with me while I play this song from The Coup DeVilles." Love this movie. It drips with eerie atmosphere and dread, but at the same time its setting is so often beautiful (Stevie walking to work, Andy on the shore spotting the phantom gold coin, etc).
I like the way you see things. That seen with Andy spotting the gold coin on the beach is one of my favorites. The wind, the music, just the whole atmosphere.
@@eduardo_corrochio I known what you mean. There's another one that comes to mind though. It's Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds. There are some truly peaceful and relaxing scenes in that movie juxtaposed with the terror and they both feature Tippi Hedren. One is where they shown her little car speeding along the winding coastal road. In one scene you hear the car's motor roaring as Tippi is driving along and in the next shot you see only the ocean vistas and hear nothing nothing except the wind. There's also another similar scene when she's chugging across the bay in her little motorboat. They do a wide angle shot and again you only hear the wind. It's beautiful.
@@josebro352 Such a good movie! I like when she's driving the curves and the lovebirds sway in their cage from side to side. Cute moment. Hitchcock knew he had to add little smiles and chuckles along the way. Oh, and when Melanie takes the liberty of bringing the birds to the Brenner home as a gift for young Cathy, and she's taking that motorboat over, and then sneaking around ... if someone unfamiliar with The Birds just watched that scene alone they'd think she was bringing a bomb to the house. It's shot and edited so well, taking something ordinary and injecting some excitement. Also: The lack of music score also creates something unique in the film.
@@eduardo_corrochio OMG exactly! I know the scene and you're absolutely spot on. The camera angles make her approach to the Brenner home seem menacing. As if there's something sinister waiting for her inside. And you're right about the lack of a soundtrack. It makes it all the more unsettling. Sadly you don't see scenes like that in films today. A lot of thriller films from the sixties and seventies were shot that way. Coincidentally The Birds was also filmed in the same area as The Fog. Point Reyes and Bodega Bay. The whole northern California coast has sort of a spooky atmosphere about it. Another suspenseful film which also has some beautiful and serene shots is The Dead Zone with Christopher Walken. One minute you're seeing blood in a bathroom then in total contrast the next shot is a bleak, wintery landscape with only the silence of the snow. The musical score is somewhat sad as well. Check it out if you haven't seen it. It's a great movie.
"Sure beats Chicago" is right. I'd trade city life for a DJ in a Lighthouse gig any day! Went to college in Santa Clara in 1987 from Upstate NY. Finally in 2004, flew out to visit family and took a rental car out to Pt Reyes. Saw Stevie Wayne's house and the rusty crosses leading up to where the old church was in the script. Got to the Lighthouse gate and it was closed due to high winds. No one was out there. The sky was blue and sunny. There's a stone knee-wall in the parking area that overlooks the coastline. I could picture the movie opening as the camera lifts skyward revealing that same shot. Prettiest countryside I've ever seen out there....
John Carpenter has such wonderful, atmospheric vibes in his movies: The Fog, Halloween, Prince of Darkness, etc. This video captures the movie's look perfectly, right down to that eerie glow of the fog. I think I'll go and watch it now 😀
@@josebro352 The Prince of Darkness is very good. Very spooky, especially the "dream sequences" that the characters have throughout the movie. Donald Pleasance plays a priest in this as well.
This is cool on so many levels. It's one of my favourite films and I loved the calming and ethereal feel of the film, even as it was a horror with plenty of scares, it was also laid back in many ways. It is such a cool film with a great story and this is a nice treat for fans of the film. Thank you.
"I don't know what happened to Antonio Bay tonight. Something came out of the fog and tried to destroy us. In one moment, it vanished. But if this has been anything but a nightmare, and if we don't wake up to find ourselves safe in our beds, it could come again. To the ships at sea who can hear my voice, look across the water, into the darkness. Look for the fog."
Rachel, If you like foghorns, there's a video on TH-cam of the S.F Bay foghorns that you'll love. It is a wonderful relaxing piece, and for those of us who had that as part of our acoustic background, a touch of home.
My wife and I drove out to Point Reyes last week at 12 midnight in December. We had the KAB music playing in the car as we drove from Stinson Beach to the lighthouse. We passed Stevie Wayne’s house at 12380 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard and also the large Cross at 12835 a mile up the road. We parked in the small car park and walked to the lighthouse visitor Center and viewing point which was really spooky. FYI, if you double back to Point Reyes Station (The town) and take the Shoreline Highway 1 for about an hours drive you’ll be in Bodega Bay the location of the Hitchcock thriller the Birds.
Yes, loved going out there when I lived in the Bay area (76-89). It is a wonderful place to experience, as is Bodega Bay. Also, one should go to "Santa Carla" (Santa Cruz) in the off-season to get the whole "Lost Boys" vibe.
Eleven fifty five almost midnight enough time for one more story, one more story before twelve just to keep us warm. in five Minutes it'll be the twenty first of April one hundred years ago on the twenty first of April out in the water's around Spivey point a Small clipper ship drew towards land, suddenly out of the night the fog rolled in for a moment they could see nothing not a foot a Head of them and then they saw a light, my god it was a fire burning on the shore strong enough to penetrate the swirling mist, They stared across towards the light but it was a campfire like this one the ship crashed against the rocks the hull sheared in Two the mast snapped like a twig and the wreckage sank and all the men a board to the bottom of the sea lay the Elizabeth Dane and her crew there lungs filled with salt water there eyes open staring into the darkness and above as suddenly as it had Come the fog lifted preceded back across the ocean and never came again, but it has been told by the fisher men and there Fathers and grand fathers that when the fog returns to Antonio bay the men at the bottom of the sea out in the water around Spivey point will rise up and search for the campfire that led them to there dark and icy death. twelve O'clock the 21st of April.
Wow! Fantastic! keeping making these please. All of my most favorite films. I would love to see a Prince of Darkness video with the church basement scene and the rotating green cylinder in the background. It's like you have a direct route to my asmr mind 🙂Thanks for your hard work.
The kind they have in the S.F. bay area. It IS an entity unto itself, and both my wife and myself have, on many occasions, watched it crest the hills on either side of the gate, and come in under the gate, and flow down into the city and the bay, against the outbound breeze. It comes down the crags on those hills in fingerlike extensions, so their portrayal of the fog is not against nature, rather very MUCH like the real fog in point of fact.
When we were kids in 1980 we thought the figures emerging from the fog were not lepers but pirates. I guess in the mind of a 10 year old SWORD-WIELDING UNDEAD + OLD SQUARE-RIGGER = PIRATES.
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How could I sleep!?...knowing Blake is in his way.
"Ahoy, maties. This is KAB, Antonio Bay. Stevie Wayne here, beaming a signal across the sea ... for the men in The Sea Grass, miles out tonight: a warm hello. And keep a watch out for that fog bank heading in from the east. In the meantime, relax with me while I play this song from The Coup DeVilles."
Love this movie. It drips with eerie atmosphere and dread, but at the same time its setting is so often beautiful (Stevie walking to work, Andy on the shore spotting the phantom gold coin, etc).
I like the way you see things. That seen with Andy spotting the gold coin on the beach is one of my favorites. The wind, the music, just the whole atmosphere.
@@josebro352 Exactly. It's not many thriller movies that have such nice interludes. They're rather rare.
@@eduardo_corrochio I known what you mean. There's another one that comes to mind though. It's Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds. There are some truly peaceful and relaxing scenes in that movie juxtaposed with the terror and they both feature Tippi Hedren. One is where they shown her little car speeding along the winding coastal road. In one scene you hear the car's motor roaring as Tippi is driving along and in the next shot you see only the ocean vistas and hear nothing nothing except the wind. There's also another similar scene when she's chugging across the bay in her little motorboat. They do a wide angle shot and again you only hear the wind. It's beautiful.
@@josebro352 Such a good movie! I like when she's driving the curves and the lovebirds sway in their cage from side to side. Cute moment. Hitchcock knew he had to add little smiles and chuckles along the way. Oh, and when Melanie takes the liberty of bringing the birds to the Brenner home as a gift for young Cathy, and she's taking that motorboat over, and then sneaking around ... if someone unfamiliar with The Birds just watched that scene alone they'd think she was bringing a bomb to the house. It's shot and edited so well, taking something ordinary and injecting some excitement.
Also: The lack of music score also creates something unique in the film.
@@eduardo_corrochio OMG exactly! I know the scene and you're absolutely spot on. The camera angles make her approach to the Brenner home seem menacing. As if there's something sinister waiting for her inside. And you're right about the lack of a soundtrack. It makes it all the more unsettling. Sadly you don't see scenes like that in films today. A lot of thriller films from the sixties and seventies were shot that way. Coincidentally The Birds was also filmed in the same area as The Fog. Point Reyes and Bodega Bay. The whole northern California coast has sort of a spooky atmosphere about it. Another suspenseful film which also has some beautiful and serene shots is The Dead Zone with Christopher Walken. One minute you're seeing blood in a bathroom then in total contrast the next shot is a bleak, wintery landscape with only the silence of the snow. The musical score is somewhat sad as well. Check it out if you haven't seen it. It's a great movie.
John Carpenter, amazing director, no one these days can compare!
And he's a great musician.
This movie is my favorite, and this video helps me go to sleep. Best thing ever.
"Sure beats Chicago" is right. I'd trade city life for a DJ in a Lighthouse gig any day! Went to college in Santa Clara in 1987 from Upstate NY. Finally in 2004, flew out to visit family and took a rental car out to Pt Reyes. Saw Stevie Wayne's house and the rusty crosses leading up to where the old church was in the script. Got to the Lighthouse gate and it was closed due to high winds. No one was out there. The sky was blue and sunny. There's a stone knee-wall in the parking area that overlooks the coastline. I could picture the movie opening as the camera lifts skyward revealing that same shot. Prettiest countryside I've ever seen out there....
thank you Stevie
John Carpenter has such wonderful, atmospheric vibes in his movies: The Fog, Halloween, Prince of Darkness, etc. This video captures the movie's look perfectly, right down to that eerie glow of the fog. I think I'll go and watch it now 😀
I've actually never seem Prince of Darkness and I love John Carpenter. Is it any good? Christine is another great Carpenter film.
@@josebro352 The Prince of Darkness is very good. Very spooky, especially the "dream sequences" that the characters have throughout the movie. Donald Pleasance plays a priest in this as well.
This is cool on so many levels. It's one of my favourite films and I loved the calming and ethereal feel of the film, even as it was a horror with plenty of scares, it was also laid back in many ways. It is such a cool film with a great story and this is a nice treat for fans of the film. Thank you.
My tribute to John Houseman and my favorite horror movie of all time the fog.
"I don't know what happened to Antonio Bay tonight. Something came out of the fog and tried to destroy us. In one moment, it vanished. But if this has been anything but a nightmare, and if we don't wake up to find ourselves safe in our beds, it could come again. To the ships at sea who can hear my voice, look across the water, into the darkness. Look for the fog."
Awesome!
Actually realistic looking. Nice touch with the light shining brightly at the screen in intervals
CREEPY & EERIE, U GOTTA LOVE IT. KUDOS to John Carpenter and whomever made this video. 🤘👿🎃😈 !!!
I love the sound of a foghorn, and I love this movie.
Rachel, If you like foghorns, there's a video on TH-cam of the S.F Bay foghorns that you'll love. It is a wonderful relaxing piece, and for those of us who had that as part of our acoustic background, a touch of home.
What a great way to sign off at the end of a day. Just too good. Keep these coming!
My dream job
My wife and I drove out to Point Reyes last week at 12 midnight in December. We had the KAB music playing in the car as we drove from Stinson Beach to the lighthouse. We passed Stevie Wayne’s house at 12380 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard and also the large Cross at 12835 a mile up the road. We parked in the small car park and walked to the lighthouse visitor Center and viewing point which was really spooky.
FYI, if you double back to Point Reyes Station (The town) and take the Shoreline Highway 1 for about an hours drive you’ll be in Bodega Bay the location of the Hitchcock thriller the Birds.
Yes, loved going out there when I lived in the Bay area (76-89). It is a wonderful place to experience, as is Bodega Bay. Also, one should go to "Santa Carla" (Santa Cruz) in the off-season to get the whole "Lost Boys" vibe.
You are a lucky guy! My wife don't like the film😢
I love this film. My absolute favorite. I watch and listen to this film all the time. It Is relaxing.
I went point Reyes to see this lighthouse, best experience ever …
Listening to this during the witching hour.
Very dreamlike.
Eleven fifty five almost midnight enough time for one more story, one more story before twelve just to keep us warm. in five
Minutes it'll be the twenty first of April one hundred years ago on the twenty first of April out in the water's around Spivey point a
Small clipper ship drew towards land, suddenly out of the night the fog rolled in for a moment they could see nothing not a foot a
Head of them and then they saw a light, my god it was a fire burning on the shore strong enough to penetrate the swirling mist,
They stared across towards the light but it was a campfire like this one the ship crashed against the rocks the hull sheared in
Two the mast snapped like a twig and the wreckage sank and all the men a board to the bottom of the sea lay the Elizabeth
Dane and her crew there lungs filled with salt water there eyes open staring into the darkness and above as suddenly as it had
Come the fog lifted preceded back across the ocean and never came again, but it has been told by the fisher men and there
Fathers and grand fathers that when the fog returns to Antonio bay the men at the bottom of the sea out in the water around
Spivey point will rise up and search for the campfire that led them to there dark and icy death. twelve O'clock the 21st of April.
One of my favourite movies. Thank you for this.🌫️
I like that movie.
I like The Remake version of The Fog.
Awesome creepy 🦇🎩
Buoy bell reminds me of Jaws
" _12:00__, the 21st of April._ "
Wow! Fantastic! keeping making these please. All of my most favorite films. I would love to see a Prince of Darkness video with the church basement scene and the rotating green cylinder in the background. It's like you have a direct route to my asmr mind 🙂Thanks for your hard work.
Love it. Is there a possibility that it can be extended please 🙏😊
It sounds spooky I had the movie on DVD a very scary movie.
Watch out for that fog bank over there .... sleep well 😊
perfect i love this movie sooooooooo much
This is so nice.
Thank you :)
Eleven fifty-five. Almost midnight.
My wife love this add it paying all day on my smart tv
Needs an interior of the lighthouse
That movie has the best kick ass sudden ending. You felt your own head getting sliced off.
probably similar to what prisoners heard on alcatraz island - dark lonely night in the bay.
Great point
Why not me Blake... aaaaaah 😵
What kind of fog goes against the wind?
The kind they have in the S.F. bay area. It IS an entity unto itself, and both my wife and myself have, on many occasions, watched it crest the hills on either side of the gate, and come in under the gate, and flow down into the city and the bay, against the outbound breeze. It comes down the crags on those hills in fingerlike extensions, so their portrayal of the fog is not against nature, rather very MUCH like the real fog in point of fact.
Cool, nur das Horn kommt nur
zu oft hintereinander..
When we were kids in 1980 we thought the figures emerging from the fog were not lepers but pirates. I guess in the mind of a 10 year old SWORD-WIELDING UNDEAD + OLD SQUARE-RIGGER = PIRATES.
They were pirates with leprosy
DO THE BIRDS !!!
👁🕯🖤
💀☠
🙏Pray🕯
This movie makes me want to get a plate of Swedish Meatballs (it is based on Scandinavian folklore)