@@myth0572 Inside the supermarket warehouse it grabbed a bag of dog food and at the near end of the movie you could see its tendrils , all those Creatures where flesh eaters from another dimension
Coh2 Conscript nah m8 you know deep down he's a savage . He roasts his preys choice of shoe before spraying them with dank memes killing them instantly
To be fair, all these monsters only came out of a single portal which was probably quickly closed again. And at the end of the day, they are just huge animals. Bullets and fire will make quick work of them. Zombies movies like to skip the "spread" part or quickly gloss over it, and get to the part where society already collapsed. Despite the fact that the military probably would have prevented things from getting that bad to begin with.
@@Carlit0Tit0 Yeah I think so. Coronavirus is invisible, you can't shoot it. And you can't kill people for transmitting it or not wearing masks. A zombie virus is much easier to see and control. No one has problems with shooting zombies.
Scientists opened a portal to another dimension full of deadly creatures invading our world? We need 2 things to save everything: Nerdy scientist and a crowbar.
Funny thing, Half-Life was inspired by The Mist. The original name for it was even gonna be Quiver, as a reference to the Arrowhead Project in the book.
@Charles Lee Ray You will NOT be vaporized. He flamethrower is NOT a death ray laser plasma gun... You'll died screaming and your lungs burning. Yeah. And you'll DEFINITIVELY feel the heat! Have you ever looked at archives film from the Vietnam war? smh
@Charles Lee Ray flame throwers at a range of 10-15 metres are normally at around somewhere between 900-1100°c or 1652-2012°f while 20-30 metres is about 800°c or 1472°f to completely vaporize a human till their bones with an open fire would take around 4-5 hours, but that to say if theres a continuous stream of it normally during bunker and trench raids they'd do like little one taps to conserve fuel since these things eats alot of that, the flame thrower uses about half a galon when fired for more then 1-2 seconds when in contact with the flames for just a few seconds the human body suffers from 3rd degree burns all around, feeling the pain for roughly 10-12 seconds until finally fainting. at this point the flames probably would have burned out, and if not treated a immediately then the person would have likely died a minute or 2 after they fainted, and yes healing and recovering from 3rd degree burns are possibly
A more pressing question: Assuming, everything thought up *does* exist somewhere. And assuming that our thoughts bring these realities to existence in the first place. How does he sleep knowing he just created a world similar to our own, full of these creatures?
@Black Lanner The true predator is fear, not religion. Both religious and irreligious individuals can be engulfed in fear and both religious and irreligious individuals can be free of it.
GeorgiaIsOnMyMind religion does spread fear... they make ppl feel paranoid at the guilt of their sins, aka "ITZ R FALT TAT GOD HAZ PUNISHED US! REPENT NAOW SO WE AL WONT B DAM'D BY THE HOLY LURD 'N SAVOR!"... the difference between a religious person and irreligious person in this scenario is that an irreligious person isn't bound by that paranoid fear, so that's one less thing for them to worry about vs a religious person spreading mumbo jumbo bs to cause mass hysteria and delusions in an already dire situation...
That's the point, and why they changed it from the ending, to give a much more larger and painful impact. It's because they didn't wait that they weren't saved.
The Behemoth is actually described as being much larger in the original story, with the other creatures flying around it like they’re fleas or something
The end of the movie always freaks me out, could you imagine shooting your loved ones just to find out you made a mistake if you would have waited a few seconds? My fav is the Mist in itself, the waiting of what's inside of it.
I think Stephen King was just sitting around one day and went “Screw it, I like Lovecraft too much.” Twenty minutes later he was sending in the first draft of The Mist.
@@DL30Creations yeah, but than you would have no movie, this way we get a nice "apocaliptic" movie with decent military forces that are eable to sort things out, better than other movies were the society just collapses and "oh no, you have to survive now" while the military basically vanished
@@davidtv2224 and don’t forget there’s always some ordinary civilian adult or kid that save the world in many other movies. Because governments or scientist weren’t capable.
@@DL30Creations The armed forces probably needed some time to mobilize, and during that, the mist could happily engulf the entire state. The MP in the store tells that everyone got called in. So it's safe to surmise they got the word right after the catastrophe.
Ehhh, Lovecraft's monsters are meant to inspire fear by giving the reader a sense of hopelessness and a feeling that they are insignificant to the larger forces at play. These creatures are just gruesome.
It's interesting, when script writers and movie producers use Lovecraft's general ideas from his mythos they can produce amazing classic films like The Thing, Alien, and The Mist, but when someone tries to make a direct translation of a Lovecraft story it always turns out to be a dud. Off hand I can't think of any horror/sci-fi writer whos stories are so difficult to transfer onto the big screen.
@T. Gorbach, the unfortunate difficulty of transferring a hopeless cause onto a screen and pure insanity is the sheer fact of trying to figure out some sort of medium that the audience can understand while not driving them insane. Since the main factor in a lot of Cthulhu mythos is the sheer insignificance of the protagonist and their plight as well as the sheer magnitude of what they'd have to accomplish, it's really hard to present an enthralling story onto the big screen. Where as in stories we can create the scenes and imagine the worst that is to come, in big screen there is no imagination, it's presented from the Director's Lense. And thus the Director has to have a REALLY good adaptation to manifest a compelling story that would not only entertain but translate the mythos properly. In the end, it IS theoritcally possible to do, or at least get close to... but at the same time the chances of something pulling a task so flawlessly and successfully are about the same as Valve making Half-life 3 and it meeting fan expectations instead of being a forever dissapointment
I'm more worried about her than anything... Maaaybbbbe not the spiders thingy, depend if my group is carrying a respectable amount of military grade flamethrower.
In the book the Behemoth's body is not described, only its legs are visible and the body is so high up that it disappears into the mist making it even more baffling just how huge this monster is.
I see monsters in movies all the time, but I found the ones in The Mist particularly disturbing. I think its because the often kind of resemble something I recognized in a horrible twisted way.
It's bobby pin time Pedestrians Movie was too damn good and with realistic panic. I prefer the movie ending than you're typical cliche bullshit of making the reader/audience make up their own ending which was on the book.
The end was pretty much black comedy, I actually lol'd. I liked the movie, but the end is seriously ridiculous: They just couldn't wait to suicide, even though they were apparently safe inside the car for a while... They attempted to escape with the car not only because of the lunatic christians, but also because they hoped for rescue somewhere out there. Out of gas? OMG hurry up with the bullets! Couldn't have been more lolzy if they pulled straws for who goes first ("Yessss! I WIN! Can't wait to get it first!")
I always laughed at the ending, I found it sad but I laughed for no reason. It might be because it would have been only a few minutes until he would have been saved. I just preferred the book ending of uncertainty really.
Admittedly I've never read the book, from what you say I assume they're just stuck in the mist and waiting to "see what happens" (similar to the ending in Carpenter's 'Thing')? That'd be much better of an ending than what we got in the movie - heck, any other ending would.
My theory for the behemoth is that a large portion of it's body is actually a micro ecology. Where various creatures nest. And maybe the tentacles are a codependent species
also I'm positive everyone here has heard this theory but (spoilers for end of movie) when you think about it, the crazy religious lady said sacrificing the kid would fix everything, and when he's killed at the end the mist clears and the army shows up, so she .at have been right
I love it so much when there are gigantic animals/creatures in movies. I think my love for this came from a dream I had as a kid where I was in my backyard looking into the far distance and I saw a giant pterodactyl/Quetzalcoatl flying in the sky. It had to be no smaller than the island of Manhattan and was just so vivid.
look, if i was a creature from the mist would i try to kill a guy who can litterly shape shift into everything and steal my soul by opening its mouth and making me float and uncousiin and habing a chance to be eaten is prob the reason i wont go and try to make him into my diner if he makes me into his dinner by opening his mouth.
Luis Valdez To be honest facing down Cthulhu would probably not make me shoot my self to avoid getting eggs lain in me. Hell I'd rather have my face raped by a Facehugger and give birth to a Chestburster than those damn spiders.
I always remember the behemoth. I remember it larger than 240 ft, and it looks bigger. I imagine that, up on it's back, you'd find a whole biome, with something like trees and tons of other creatures that don't know any world other than the gently drifting back of this gargantuan monster. I love the point at which it shows up, as well. Everyone in the car can only be left with one impression: this is no longer your world.
The Mist is such a great film! Kinda cool to that is has so many of the Walking Dead alumni in it as well....I also love that it has a realistic ending...none of the main characters are left alive, and the protagonist of the film (Thomas Jane) is left devastated and broken after what he was just forced to do....for nothing. Knowing if he had held out just a few more moments is heartbreaking.
JK Madsen Exactly, humans can survive for 3 days without water and you can extend that a small bit by drinking recycled water. They had plenty of time to wait and see.
Just in case you got most of the way through the movie without thinking it was a cheap rip off of a decent book, they wanted to add that scene cause y'know. "What a twist!"
If you read The Dark Tower series by Stephen King (specifically book three, 'The Waste Lands'), you'd not only get better descriptions of some of these creatures, you'd also find out where they came from and get an idea of the mist from craters they were crawling into...
behemoth is my favorite why? because its friendly and doesn't kill us on purpose if the mist wouldn't show up the behemoth would try to dodge the buildings and us and its big😀
it's probably the most evil of all of them actually, it just doesn't attack humans directly. Pretty sure it's actually a wendigo, King has used them a lot.
Same, i hate anything with ability of ,,i-will-lay-my-fucking-eggs-to-your-body-and-let-you-die-painfuly,, or ,,only-touch-of-anything-from-me-will-kill-you,,. I would never fight any of this thing even if i would have flamethrower and undestructable armor.
It really was. I can't even imagine being alive and feeling all of those spiderlings eating my insides before finally dying...it honestly freaks me the hell out lmao
I _was_ excited for the series, but by god it's so damn bad. The Mist is one of my favorite horror/sci-fi movies, but the show is so poorly written and acted that I couldn't make it past the 5th episode.
Damien John yea I'm kinda annoyed with it to, I'm a huge fan of the mist and the dark tower series and I just wish people would try to stick closer to the source material instead of "adding their own twist to it"
TV show was fucking awful, I sat through the whole first season waiting for monsters or a breakthrough in plot development but nothing happened. They genuinely threw out the idea of monsters, I'm guessing because of the CGI costs, and replaced it with some shitty half assed psuedo-philosophical explanation about how nature doesn't like humans because we're not nice.
mokka The only thing I saw close enough to one of these monsters was the guy who sprouted wings from his back. And they showed a spider that looked like the grey widow, but wasn’t (fan service). I want my life back.
Kenneth 209 not the legs, the individual sections between the joints are 18 feet. He’s reading it off the Stephen King Wikipedia, and it worded that description very badly.
So... Capcom infections are something you want? Plants, sharks, crocs, people, dogs, everything, and for people who assume they'd decompose the maggots that feast upon the infected skin turn as well in other words the Earth would die slow death or a fightable enemy with no real lasting effects?
Imagine: creatures from the following movies all at once. The mist Stranger things Slither Critters Pacific rim Then to balance things out against the Aliens A quiet place The thing All at once. 😁
I'd say Ultraling, then again thats a late game strat. Its morely a 8pool due the slow start in the movie. as the mist is visible in start of the film but comes later.
Zachary Angel that's Hollywood and how those special effects producers do all that they make it look real n the movie but not behind the scenes i love Hollywood
I wish I had his imagination I'm already crazy imagine the crap that would come out of my head flipping behemoth with pennywise head with giant war hammer hands... yeah this is my life now
The Behemoth is La Shub-Niggurath . La Shub-Niggurath makes Chuthulu look like a ant and is the biggest thing in the universe. La Shub-Niggurath is the most evilest and destructful creature in all Galaxies .
You acknowledge that the spiders can become as big as a car but don't think that the behemoth might’ve started small enough for its tentacles to be the ones we see in the loading bay? That was my leap of logic ~Trav
Unfortunately not. We're workin' on an FPS game which involves inter-dimensional travelling and unknown worlds. One of the levels will feature Bridgton during the Mist. It will feature most of the monsters & new breeds as well, and a set of weapons to kill'em.
It's a nonprofit project, so when it shall be ready, it'll be freely available to download. Mind you however, the game will be insanely hard. Not just the Mist level - most of them. Resistance will be extremely heavy, supplies will be limited, there'll be huge amounts of traps and various obstacles. The previous game was too easy to finish, I decided I'm gonna unleash meself in the sequel!
recently I had some fog or mist near my school I ran into school yelling something's in the mist something's in the mist .... only the teachers got the joke as well as some students
We have to make a sequel to this movie, beginning exactly where it left off. This scared the shit out of me when I first saw it because the plot line is based on entirely plausible scenario of government lab secretly opening a doorway to another universe or dimension.
"Entirely plausible-" Despite the fact that we don't even know if our universe has an end; so how could we possibly even insinuate that there is more than one universe. Despite dimensions being nothing more than theoretical concept which has not even been seen. Despite having never witnessed what's on the other side of this "doorway" which has never been created, to go to place we can't even prove exists; because it's a concept, not a proven scientific fact based in reality. Despite the events in the film having never occurred to this degree in reality; "Entirely Plausible"
+job artero like, obvsly its not plausible, but a lot of your reasons for that dont make sense. Something can be plausible and also have not occurred, nor been proven to be possible. Its about being a reasonable potentiality, not a definite potentiality. also i sound really pretentious ignore me im just bored.
This movie leaves off with the military mopping up. And everyone dead except the main guy who just killed his own kid. This was a story about the town of 1 group of survivors. The TV series could have been a story about another group of survivors but that sucked and never panned out because it was too focused on SJW bullshit and drama. They could make sequels about different locations of the town besides the market where survivors were and their experiences. Even the military base and that experience right at the portal. I don't think any of that's happening though. We'd more likely get another Cloverfield before we get another decent Mist movie. I'd also like to see another Cabin in the Woods movie. Don't think I'll get that one either.
In the mist TV show commercials it keeps saying fear human nature.I really hope the main villains aren't humans. I also really hope they don't make the mist just a fog that drives people nuts.
Martin Šriber what I meant by my comment was that I hope that they don't remove the creatures entirely. Also if you think about it without the threat of the fog the humans wouldn't turn into villains.
In the trailer for the show we see someone in the mist run to the door with their lower jaw lopped off and we also see some strange black mist creature. I think it will have fewer creatures overall, but they'll still have a presence. Not sure how I feel about the show with what I've seen.
This show was sadly a missed opportunity as The Mist novella and the Darabont film are extraordinary. That finale is soul crushing and even King liked the change (which usually makes him incensed).
WHAT?! He approved and liked this ending?! I hated it! grrrr Not all the adaptations of his books are good...and I am a huge SK fan from the Dark Ages - I have first editions of "Carrie" and "Salem's Lot."
I like the behemoth one, doesn't really want to hurt anyone and just wonders around.
Now i want to shoot with an rocket launcher at it
@@fascistitaly7482 That's probably how it died.
The behemoth had flesh grabbing Tendrils
@@959151 YES it does... Wait how do you know that?
@@myth0572 Inside the supermarket warehouse it grabbed a bag of dog food and at the near end of the movie you could see its tendrils , all those Creatures where flesh eaters from another dimension
Stephen king travels to Australia...
Stephen king: I got an idea...
And then dies due to natives
@@michaelrosenstock9187 LoL
the movie's creatures are actually real normal animals in australia
Godzilla is the biggest
Any of U guys actually live out here lol
I would take a zombie apocalypse over this any day
luis rodriguez
Honestly, at least you can fight the zombies
If you are well equipped and well armed you can have fun in both situations
Dio Cane the monsters would find nooks and crannies to get in don't wanna risk that
where's the fun without a little risk?
Shazeel Shazraan well then there’s no real safe place to hide then ,
I love how ironically the biggest Creature is the most tame and the smallest creature is terrifyingly vicious(the spiders)
Same tends to be true with animals, makes sense tbh.
Actually, those hornets are smaller, and they don't attack unless provoked.
Sounds like a chihuahua 😂
Little Man Syndrome is a helluva drug...
Welcome to australia mate!
The behemoth seems like a good boy, probably eats trees
Coh2 Conscript nah m8 you know deep down he's a savage . He roasts his preys choice of shoe before spraying them with dank memes killing them instantly
+im not a trap Is that a pic of Aoba?
Coh2 Conscript Shoutout to Chef Excellence!
Coh2 Conscript it actually eats mountains
I don't think he could hunt something with all this speed c-c
I kinda wanna see an action move of the military taking down the creatures of the mist
Gail Lucas I wanna see a Mist FPS
Yes!! That would make a great The Mist sequel!!
Yes.
What's a name that we can come up with for the The Mist sequel...??
The Mist " the return"
I like how the military is actually competent here unlike in zombie movies, even though the monsters here are WAY worse than zombies
A two-stories tall lobster with pinchers? No biggie. A deadly swarm of aggressive spiders with acid webs? No biggie. A FUCKING BEHEMOTH? No biggie.
@@CarassiusAu You also forgot the tentacles
To be fair, all these monsters only came out of a single portal which was probably quickly closed again. And at the end of the day, they are just huge animals. Bullets and fire will make quick work of them. Zombies movies like to skip the "spread" part or quickly gloss over it, and get to the part where society already collapsed. Despite the fact that the military probably would have prevented things from getting that bad to begin with.
@@jns6320 Yeah right, just look at how the world handled Corona virus. You think the military would take control of a zombie virus?
@@Carlit0Tit0 Yeah I think so. Coronavirus is invisible, you can't shoot it. And you can't kill people for transmitting it or not wearing masks. A zombie virus is much easier to see and control. No one has problems with shooting zombies.
The spider egg boil hatchlings coming out of that guy made me wanna throw up when I watched this film
Dedoid's High Vis Vest it was kinda like an alien but many many! More!😱
Dedoid's High Vis Vest & when the corpse fell....OMG
Dedoid's High Vis Vest body horror hell yea
It always reminds me of Trypophobia. And the creepy, tingly, scratchy feeling it gives on my head. I hate that scene.
sannidhya shetye YES!
Scientists opened a portal to another dimension full of deadly creatures invading our world?
We need 2 things to save everything:
Nerdy scientist and a crowbar.
Gordon Freeman saves the world!
Funny thing, Half-Life was inspired by The Mist. The original name for it was even gonna be Quiver, as a reference to the Arrowhead Project in the book.
@@StarvinCannibal
Now that is interesting if true.
we need gordon freeman! he can save the world.
An idiot Freeman, El, Hopper and the gang lol. Epic crossover.
Flamethrower: A very inhuman weapon
Well we arent fighting humans now are we?
@Charles Lee Ray
You will NOT be vaporized. He flamethrower is NOT a death ray laser plasma gun...
You'll died screaming and your lungs burning. Yeah.
And you'll DEFINITIVELY feel the heat!
Have you ever looked at archives film from the Vietnam war? smh
@Charles Lee Ray I'm not sure who told you that, but flamethrowers don't get anywhere near hot enough to vaporize a human.
@Charles Lee Ray flame throwers at a range of 10-15 metres are normally at around somewhere between 900-1100°c or 1652-2012°f while 20-30 metres is about 800°c or 1472°f
to completely vaporize a human till their bones with an open fire would take around 4-5 hours, but that to say if theres a continuous stream of it
normally during bunker and trench raids they'd do like little one taps to conserve fuel since these things eats alot of that, the flame thrower uses about half a galon when fired for more then 1-2 seconds
when in contact with the flames for just a few seconds the human body suffers from 3rd degree burns all around, feeling the pain for roughly 10-12 seconds until finally fainting. at this point the flames probably would have burned out, and if not treated a immediately then the person would have likely died a minute or 2 after they fainted, and yes healing and recovering from 3rd degree burns are possibly
@Charles Lee Ray Totally. I hate cooking over an open flame. Damn food keeps vaporizing.
@@ChrisLawton66 underrated reply
The creepiest thing was how creatures could look completely alien and familiar at the same time.
Their from Australia.
That or you’ve seen or heard of the Cthulhu mythos
Least animal creatures in ohio
They come from a universe where Australia is in Ohio
@@dutiot2326Minor spelling mistake 💀
The worst enemy of mist... *wind*
Earth Is A Donut what if it was in a basin
g a s p
@@koneht204 hmmmm
@Brandon gamboa you're too young to be watching this video....
Lmfao
“Which one is your favourite?”
Me: FREAKING NONE DUDE
the Grey Widower
Tha behemoth
He meant what you would be
The pterobuzzards are kinda cute ngl
THE KRAKEN! RELEASE THE KRAKEN! OH HELL NO! I'VE SEEN HENTAI TO KNOW WHERE DIS IS GOING...
My nigga Behemoth gets a bad rap he just wants veggies
Mike Smith its because he stepped on a few kids and nuns by accident and trump tweeted about it.
Mang Merciless
He was a good boy
Mike Smith I'm sure some of the monsters are good in nature
the "behemoth" (actually a wendigo) is definitely not one of them, he just happens not to attack directly himelf.
Aren't humans behemoths too? How many ants and little bugs we kill when we walked outside in a forest?
I wonder how Stephen King sleeps at night, knowing that the things he dreams up gives nightmares to everyone else
like a baby.
@@nicolasredyr7068 damn right he does
🤣...he sleeps on his bed of money!
A more pressing question: Assuming, everything thought up *does* exist somewhere. And assuming that our thoughts bring these realities to existence in the first place.
How does he sleep knowing he just created a world similar to our own, full of these creatures?
@@dolliesdieyes5590 real shit?
My favorite monster was the religious woman.
True predator.
She wasn't just religious. She was insane. There's a difference. Learn it and be well.
Gay Nippleplay she's both. a recipe for disaster at times like this...
*tips fedora*
@Black Lanner
The true predator is fear, not religion. Both religious and irreligious individuals can be engulfed in fear and both religious and irreligious individuals can be free of it.
GeorgiaIsOnMyMind religion does spread fear... they make ppl feel paranoid at the guilt of their sins, aka "ITZ R FALT TAT GOD HAZ PUNISHED US! REPENT NAOW SO WE AL WONT B DAM'D BY THE HOLY LURD 'N SAVOR!"...
the difference between a religious person and irreligious person in this scenario is that an irreligious person isn't bound by that paranoid fear, so that's one less thing for them to worry about vs a religious person spreading mumbo jumbo bs to cause mass hysteria and delusions in an already dire situation...
I thought I knew hatred, until I saw the lady who turned the market into her cult...
Vincent Rosethorn She was the Umbridge of that movie....
Mrs. Carmody: quite possible one of the most hated Stephen King villians, and one of the most satisfying deaths.
I also hated the end of the movie; if they would have waited few minutes they would have been saved
Agsu von Giest That was the point
That's the point, and why they changed it from the ending, to give a much more larger and painful impact. It's because they didn't wait that they weren't saved.
Wish the film got more exposure. Underrated film for sure.
I disagree. A lot of these videos about the film and the iconic ending scene have millions of views. It’s a very appreciated film and rightfully so.
prodigy 1691 yea but the terrible tv show really made the movie look bad
@@justsomechunguswithinterne8577 How? I'm not gonna watch the show but, how did it make the film look bad? I heard the series had NO creatures!!
Father Gabriel Stokes I see what u mean I was just saying the tv show is garbage
@@justsomechunguswithinterne8577 100% irrelevant to the movie's popularity
The Behemoth is actually described as being much larger in the original story, with the other creatures flying around it like they’re fleas or something
Those spider egg hatching through the body has haunted me my whole childhood.
Yeah, that was gross!
@@jenniferloving9054 I agree, that was plain cringe
I loved the Behemoth because it's barely seen yet is so ominous a sign that the world as we know it is over.
Yeah, and 10 minutes later the military kills it.
@@SolaireOfToast lol.
Unfortunately your ominous Behemoth landed in fucking 'Murica
Too bad It's dead now
It reminds me of a being I saw in a Tim Burton film, titled 9. It reminds me of The Fabrication Machine specifically.
The end of the movie always freaks me out, could you imagine shooting your loved ones just to find out you made a mistake if you would have waited a few seconds?
My fav is the Mist in itself, the waiting of what's inside of it.
Aren't they all strangers lol just the father and son know each other
That is the mind of Stephen King. Utilizing the 2 most feared words used together ... What if?
I would kill myself right there.
Yeah in the book they actually escape. I love that ending. It's way crazier than the book.
@@marioguy6486 he kills his son. So I got what OP meant.
“Deadly enough to cause them to die” Great writing
And the floor is made out of floor 😂
I think Stephen King was just sitting around one day and went “Screw it, I like Lovecraft too much.” Twenty minutes later he was sending in the first draft of The Mist.
He actually watched big windows in local supermarket and thought what would it be like if giant insects started to smash them
I'd like to see a show just about the military fighting the mist's creatures.
Lol
Just another version of Starship Troopers, it would be, yes?
A G little bit, but with less space battles and alien planets
I always hide my eyes during the scene with the grey widowers since I have a fear of spiders.
I have no arachnaphobia, and even I think that the answer is "Nuke it 'till it glows".
Emma Martin just imagine it laying it's eggs in you :)
Banestn The Knight No Just No...*STOP IT*
Emma Martin same here spiders are my greatest fear
Emma Martin puuuuusssssy
It feels good to finally see a movie with capable military forces
Capable? If they were competent from the get go the creatures would never had made it off the base to begin.
@@DL30Creations yeah, but than you would have no movie, this way we get a nice "apocaliptic" movie with decent military forces that are eable to sort things out, better than other movies were the society just collapses and "oh no, you have to survive now" while the military basically vanished
@@davidtv2224 and don’t forget there’s always some ordinary civilian adult or kid that save the world in many other movies. Because governments or scientist weren’t capable.
Welp they did manage to kill those creatures using store weapons
Seems like this creatures except the behemoth is all offense and no deffense
@@DL30Creations The armed forces probably needed some time to mobilize, and during that, the mist could happily engulf the entire state. The MP in the store tells that everyone got called in. So it's safe to surmise they got the word right after the catastrophe.
“Approximately the size of normal sized spiders” *laughs in Australian*
Live in the wrong place and every spider in the movie is normal sized.
Cries in European, because those young widowettes are HUGE in comparison to our normal spiders
Dear god, this meme of a joke has got to die :P
@@Novarcharesk how bout no
And that's why I will not visit Australia. Face huggers from aliens, Anasi's Hell spawn, no thanks 🙄
This is why I'm never moving to Australia.
Yeah, you should come to Brazil instead
Lol
I made a joke that was similar but instead of saying
this is why I’m never moving to Australia
I said “Only in Florida”
@@Peikkey 😂👏👏yes👏👏😂
@@Peikkeyyou predicted “only in Ohio”
The Mist is a very underrated film. Although not a part of the Cthuthu Mythos, it's probably the best Lovecraftian film ever made.
Agreed..these are definitely Eldritch monsters.
Ehhh, Lovecraft's monsters are meant to inspire fear by giving the reader a sense of hopelessness and a feeling that they are insignificant to the larger forces at play. These creatures are just gruesome.
It's interesting, when script writers and movie producers use Lovecraft's general ideas from his mythos they can produce amazing classic films like The Thing, Alien, and The Mist, but when someone tries to make a direct translation of a Lovecraft story it always turns out to be a dud. Off hand I can't think of any horror/sci-fi writer whos stories are so difficult to transfer onto the big screen.
T. Gorbach yep
@T. Gorbach, the unfortunate difficulty of transferring a hopeless cause onto a screen and pure insanity is the sheer fact of trying to figure out some sort of medium that the audience can understand while not driving them insane. Since the main factor in a lot of Cthulhu mythos is the sheer insignificance of the protagonist and their plight as well as the sheer magnitude of what they'd have to accomplish, it's really hard to present an enthralling story onto the big screen.
Where as in stories we can create the scenes and imagine the worst that is to come, in big screen there is no imagination, it's presented from the Director's Lense. And thus the Director has to have a REALLY good adaptation to manifest a compelling story that would not only entertain but translate the mythos properly.
In the end, it IS theoritcally possible to do, or at least get close to... but at the same time the chances of something pulling a task so flawlessly and successfully are about the same as Valve making Half-life 3 and it meeting fan expectations instead of being a forever dissapointment
you forgot to explain the monster inside the store, brain washing everyone to follow her way.
Superior Saiyan oh... Carmody.
Hah. So true man. So true.
NB blowyouup71 nyarlarthoptep
I'm more worried about her than anything...
Maaaybbbbe not the spiders thingy, depend if my group is carrying a respectable amount of military grade flamethrower.
did u know novel by 4 writers? its about life and human relationships and also its SCI-FI lot of magic and shit tbh its called...
bible
“Deadly enough to cause its victim to die”
Lmao
Glad someone pointed this out
DAYM THAT'S DEADLY!
fiuuu! thought is was just deadly enough to make the victim live
It means the creatures are deadly enough to cause the death of people without touching them, as the lady in the market who kill herself
im pretty sure the Behemoths Legs were more than 18 feet tall
Gaming Daily if they were more than 18 feet tall then the behemoth is no where near 200feet y’all. Not even close, I’d say about 50
He meant 18ft. per joint
yeah hold on im gonna cough cough godzilla cough cough fighting cough
yea no shit
Gaming Daily more like 18 meters
In the book the Behemoth's body is not described, only its legs are visible and the body is so high up that it disappears into the mist making it even more baffling just how huge this monster is.
I see monsters in movies all the time, but I found the ones in The Mist particularly disturbing. I think its because the often kind of resemble something I recognized in a horrible twisted way.
pschroeter1 Those are the best kind if monsters, because they are so strange but somehow familiar. MWHAAAAA
There’s some sort of lost feeling I get when I watch this movie ....it’s cool
pschroeter1 Like they are straight outta Silent Hill, perhaps?
Lets not forget silent hill
Moony Foxy Now THAT'S what I'm talking about, right there.
Movie was good
It's bobby pin time Pedestrians Movie was Awesome!
krazytaxicabbie sorry you two, I remember this movie being horrible lolol. I love you guys tho
It's all good ya most people don't like this movie but that's ok
It's bobby pin time Pedestrians Movie was too damn good and with realistic panic. I prefer the movie ending than you're typical cliche bullshit of making the reader/audience make up their own ending which was on the book.
Same
The ending of the mist messed me up dude
I know it messed everyone up.
Jamad Callery fr
The end was pretty much black comedy, I actually lol'd. I liked the movie, but the end is seriously ridiculous: They just couldn't wait to suicide, even though they were apparently safe inside the car for a while... They attempted to escape with the car not only because of the lunatic christians, but also because they hoped for rescue somewhere out there. Out of gas? OMG hurry up with the bullets! Couldn't have been more lolzy if they pulled straws for who goes first ("Yessss! I WIN! Can't wait to get it first!")
I always laughed at the ending, I found it sad but I laughed for no reason. It might be because it would have been only a few minutes until he would have been saved. I just preferred the book ending of uncertainty really.
Admittedly I've never read the book, from what you say I assume they're just stuck in the mist and waiting to "see what happens" (similar to the ending in Carpenter's 'Thing')? That'd be much better of an ending than what we got in the movie - heck, any other ending would.
""""Normal Sized Spiders""""
some spiders are 35 cm
Aussie spiders
"Average tarantulas" might be more appropiate
Avyon404 yeah lol
Cough, Australia, cough,
I LOVED the designs of the monsters in this film. It was so Lovecraftian, yet it felt like something out of Trevor Henderson's sketchbook.
seems like they're more being described than explained
HEY. Gotta get that adsense somehow
Oof
pressure zone if you explain what a landscape looks like, you are also describing it right
Same thing nigga
you boi no it's not. Explaining would be including origin and backstory. This IS just describing what we can all see.
The Mist: exists
SCP Foundation: I'm gonna end this thing's whole career
682:"It's free real estate!"
Pretty sure they'd have a horrible time dealing with all these feckers
@@GwenpoolisGaming 096 alone is worse than any mist monster
Elijah Cuña UNGOC: wait, that’s illegal
(Flying Dutchman) The mist
(Spongebob) The S.C.P. foundation
I watched this so long ago but I still remembered some of the scenes which means it must've really terrified me when I was little
Lemme bet, those good ol' spiders eh ?
Korpio same
Same
Okay
Korpio
Haha, literally same! But, for some reason the ending always freaked me out the most.
The Grey Widower kinda reminds me of the giant spiders from the Metro game series and those fuckin' things always terrified me
LordRyan100 the spider bugs. atleadt light kills those fuckers. are you excited for the next metro game?
Noble Actual hell yea I am man can't wait!
LordRyan100 I love the 2033 so much.
LordRyan100 hope we will se khan or hope for a open world metro
Oh yea, the light intolerant ones
My theory for the behemoth is that a large portion of it's body is actually a micro ecology. Where various creatures nest. And maybe the tentacles are a codependent species
my favorites the behemoth
also I'm positive everyone here has heard this theory but
(spoilers for end of movie)
when you think about it, the crazy religious lady said sacrificing the kid would fix everything, and when he's killed at the end the mist clears and the army shows up, so she .at have been right
Her idea was more to do with sacrificing one person each day, I think. I don't think those were King's intentions (or the film makers).
End my suffering as
I love it so much when there are gigantic animals/creatures in movies. I think my love for this came from a dream I had as a kid where I was in my backyard looking into the far distance and I saw a giant pterodactyl/Quetzalcoatl flying in the sky. It had to be no smaller than the island of Manhattan and was just so vivid.
Dylan Sullivan What? How would that look like?
My theory is that all of the mist creatures are from macroverse,the same universe where pennywise came from
Yeah that's not really a theory. It's in setting fact. Outright confirmed.
Pennywise tells in the novel that it is alone in the macroverse.
look, if i was a creature from the mist would i try to kill a guy who can litterly shape shift into everything and steal my soul by opening its mouth and making me float and uncousiin and habing a chance to be eaten is prob the reason i wont go and try to make him into my diner if he makes me into his dinner by opening his mouth.
The Macroverse or Todash?
@@stephenmandelbaum2027 Todash
Does anyone else feel the monster in the trailer of Stranger Things season 2 reminds you a lot of the behemoth from The Mist?
Scott Funk i think they get alot of ideas from H.P Lovecraft. He uses alot of tentacle like monsters
Luis Valdez To be honest facing down Cthulhu would probably not make me shoot my self to avoid getting eggs lain in me. Hell I'd rather have my face raped by a Facehugger and give birth to a Chestburster than those damn spiders.
Dark Pred We already HAVE flamethrowers. Hell, in some places in America civilians have them!
+Scott Funk It looks more like what would happen if a facehugger got a hold of a M.U.T.O from Godzilla 2014 and made a Xenomorph M.U.T.O hybrid...
kabob 007 you can easily build one too...
I always remember the behemoth. I remember it larger than 240 ft, and it looks bigger. I imagine that, up on it's back, you'd find a whole biome, with something like trees and tons of other creatures that don't know any world other than the gently drifting back of this gargantuan monster. I love the point at which it shows up, as well. Everyone in the car can only be left with one impression: this is no longer your world.
In the novel, the Behemoth is even bigger. Stephen King wrotes that a blue whale would look like a trout to this meanie.
Give me a straight sword , a catarina set of armour , 10 estus flasks and an emergency bonefire (just in case) , and i'll take care of those !
evilpellu eyy all i need is a catalyst, lvl 40 int and soul spear
evilpellu We talking Dank Souls 2? cuz all I need is my raw longsword +10 and my drangleic armor set
You wan.. sum Sunlight Spear? \[T]/
Bring in the Silver Knights.
"Don't give up.
Therefore,
try Lightning"
warm up The Bass Cannon, Daddy's gonna pull up his giant britches and git gud.
The Behemoth's legs are taller than 18' on the movie for sure. More like 40' from the looks of it
Closer to over one hundred-fifty feet tall if the whole thing tops out at two hundred.
I think the 18 is each section of the leg
I want a "The Mist" video game LMAO... FPS 👀
👀 That would be intresting...
They made one. Think they called it Silent Hill.
That would be pretty cool. I'd play it.
Dan Johnson LmAo true
Go and play the historical society part of silent hill 2 , makes the mist look like a joke
You forgot the deadliest Mist monster of them all: Mrs. Carmody
Her death was satisfying if you ask me. She had it coming.
@@DoubleM-hf6ih oh yes, I was so glad somone finally shut her up😅
I misread this as Mrs. Chernobyl , and I’m pretty sure that would have been a deadly monster in The Mist
The Mist is such a great film! Kinda cool to that is has so many of the Walking Dead alumni in it as well....I also love that it has a realistic ending...none of the main characters are left alive, and the protagonist of the film (Thomas Jane) is left devastated and broken after what he was just forced to do....for nothing. Knowing if he had held out just a few more moments is heartbreaking.
BIlly Ray , the story ended differently.
King also liked the adaptation of the Dark Tower. :S
thanks for spoiling it for others
the movie is literally a decade old, its not a spoiler anymore.
@@paulamattingly4461 however in an atrical he explained why it failed
The whole world:**in absolute chaos **
The behemoth :chillin
I bet the military at the end said”BURN IN HOLY HELL FLAMES!!”
Purge the xenos with holy fire!
Brother! Get the flamer... the HEAVY Flamer!
Holy hell flames? Yeah, alright then.
Heresy!
FOR THE EMPEROR
The movie ending had me in tears
From laughter XD
LifeworksoO same, love happy ending. Ha
directed by robert d weide
JK Madsen Exactly, humans can survive for 3 days without water and you can extend that a small bit by drinking recycled water. They had plenty of time to wait and see.
Just in case you got most of the way through the movie without thinking it was a cheap rip off of a decent book, they wanted to add that scene cause y'know. "What a twist!"
And George Lucas preferred Greedo shoot first and a CGI song and dance to the originals, doesn't mean he was right either.
If you read The Dark Tower series by Stephen King (specifically book three, 'The Waste Lands'), you'd not only get better descriptions of some of these creatures, you'd also find out where they came from and get an idea of the mist from craters they were crawling into...
I need to read that book
Enough tentacles to make Hentai looks pale in comparison.
it's a Japanese dream.
sorry not being racist.
don't be sorry, that was great
Except if Guts is near ;-)
Dokie Wokie *look
1:37 *Its hentai, and its art.*
Durfy your profile picture makes that comment so much better
Durfy lol
Durfy I
Durfy Profile pic + comment = *COMEDY GOLD*
You are a god
behemoth is my favorite why? because its friendly and doesn't kill us on purpose if the mist wouldn't show up the behemoth would try to dodge the buildings and us and its big😀
tito 18895 I'm gonna assume that you're a 12 year old kid thinking that monsters who don't hurt people are "good" smh.
+Mussell Pixelberg L
yeah,until you realize that he also have tentacles and scorpion tails all over his body, probably not for decoration
It's not friendly, it's just too big to give a shit
it's probably the most evil of all of them actually, it just doesn't attack humans directly. Pretty sure it's actually a wendigo, King has used them a lot.
All these years i didn't know i needed the creatures from The Mist being explained to me.
THIS IS WORSE THAN A ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE
Anderson Mendez to much worse heck give me a infinite ammo minigun and I would still take zombies
Same, i hate anything with ability of ,,i-will-lay-my-fucking-eggs-to-your-body-and-let-you-die-painfuly,, or ,,only-touch-of-anything-from-me-will-kill-you,,. I would never fight any of this thing even if i would have flamethrower and undestructable armor.
Anderson Mendez yes yes it is
just nuke'em
No doubt, apparently everything is trying to eat you
I want more monster movies like this and Cloverfield
Cloverfield was a good movie. if they didn't shake the camera too much, it would have been a great movie.
The reason the cam was shaky was it was intended to look like someone was recording it with a hand camera
right, but it was being shaken so much that I was actually starting to feel sick.
omg the whole cloverfield series is just.... wow
Stop... Cloverfield was dumb
The Gray Widower sequence was the worst in the entire movie. I was absolutely disgusted.
Virtual Wonder Boy gray widower in my opinion is the scariest creature in the movie I hate those things
There was nothing scarier. After those things, I was done lmao
just seeing a small clip of it made my stomach turn; what a horrible way to die
It really was. I can't even imagine being alive and feeling all of those spiderlings eating my insides before finally dying...it honestly freaks me the hell out lmao
Thats why it was the best scene in the movie not the worst. That shit is truly horrifying.
I _was_ excited for the series, but by god it's so damn bad. The Mist is one of my favorite horror/sci-fi movies, but the show is so poorly written and acted that I couldn't make it past the 5th episode.
Damien John yea I'm kinda annoyed with it to, I'm a huge fan of the mist and the dark tower series and I just wish people would try to stick closer to the source material instead of "adding their own twist to it"
Damien John I really want to see a sequel to the movie but its in a militarys perspective of what really happened and how they opened the portal
you were patient, I could barely make it past the first episode
I agree but it does start to get better.
Damien John read the manga it's better
TV show was fucking awful, I sat through the whole first season waiting for monsters or a breakthrough in plot development but nothing happened. They genuinely threw out the idea of monsters, I'm guessing because of the CGI costs, and replaced it with some shitty half assed psuedo-philosophical explanation about how nature doesn't like humans because we're not nice.
Well its only the first season,right? I havnt watched it yet but i have high hopes.
Already been cancelled :(
mokka The only thing I saw close enough to one of these monsters was the guy who sprouted wings from his back. And they showed a spider that looked like the grey widow, but wasn’t (fan service). I want my life back.
it sucked
The only good thing about the show was the into (opening ) that made the show look mysterious and dark.
I remember seeing this movie as a kid......it was disturbing
Feels bad man
I got nightmares in the spider scene
The widower got me all fucked up.
When i saw the movie though the behomoth is what sold me because ..lovecraft.
I saw a dream of this movie a few weeks ago
*I had no idea this movie existed*
Quebec All Docs are retarded
Oh shit
@@quebec1815😂
Benny Fair fax Yeah
This was my childhood movie lol
My favorite is the Behemoth.
He's just a big, dopey,
uhhh....
accidental killer?
The Mist: *I’m horrifying,nothing is spookier than me-*
The SCP Foundation: *We’re about to end these entire being’s careers.*
Whats the SCP Foundation?
@@pentajuke6129 Bro...
@@pentajuke6129 dude...
@@pentajuke6129
Seriously? It's.... nooooooo! I was just arghhhhh! 😁
Yeah I still dont know what the hell the scp foundation is. Gonna Google it
Those big spiders won't scare Australians, they deal with that stuff every day
Lightbeam151 LOL
AUSTRALIA: HARD MODE
Snavels we deal with bigger
0:45 dude those legs are way more than 18 ft long
Kenneth 209 not the legs, the individual sections between the joints are 18 feet. He’s reading it off the Stephen King Wikipedia, and it worded that description very badly.
Why don’t we just ring for the *DOOM SLAYER* ? .
The Sherminator😂😂
Erlis Velasquez best line in this
Erlis Velasquez ho
Ha
Oh no! Not the Shermanator!
The arachni-lobster looks like if a xenomorph and a fog crawler from fallout 4 met on a blind date
The Fog Crawler is actually inspired by it along with quite a bit of Far Harbour, like the mist and religious aspects
Fucking hell I keep forgetting how fucked up the movie actually was. Bugs just aren't the same after that lol
I’d take a zombie apocalypse any day over this bs
Franco Benitez me too it would probably end after a week or so since they are rotting corpses
Me too... at least zombies are easier to handle.
Triston Ong *leaf blower*
So... Capcom infections are something you want? Plants, sharks, crocs, people, dogs, everything, and for people who assume they'd decompose the maggots that feast upon the infected skin turn as well in other words the Earth would die
slow death or a fightable enemy with no real lasting effects?
WARLORD op a living corpse would probably rot and the military could deal with the zombies quite easily well if there WWZ zombies not WD zombies
Imagine: creatures from the following movies all at once.
The mist
Stranger things
Slither
Critters
Pacific rim
Then to balance things out against the Aliens
A quiet place
The thing
All at once. 😁
...so basically just the Thing.
Well, that would end humanity in less than a week.
That is nothing a good nuking can't fix
So basically 'end of the human race' 😀 nice!
My god that would be a
God movie 🎥
Even Stephen King knows that 8 pool is a viable early game strategy.
The Black Baron 8 Pool?
That doesn't look like 8 pool to me.....more like rush pool.
I'd say Ultraling, then again thats a late game strat. Its morely a 8pool due the slow start in the movie. as the mist is visible in start of the film but comes later.
Still waiting here for mass-chargelots :(
@@NodDisciple1 starcraft I think
The "Tentacles From Planet X" kind of reminds my of worm/alien thing from the movie Dreamcatcher.
Shit weasels, I think
Deadly hemorrhoids
Zachary Angel that's Hollywood and how those special effects producers do all that they make it look real n the movie but not behind the scenes i love Hollywood
why am i watching this. it's late, i need to sleep, i hate getting scared. i hate insects and monsters
by the way im the giant insect. i will be under your bed for the next day or to ok? thanks
You are never less than 10ft from a spider.
This movie was so underrated. One of my fav movies that are basically all shot in one area. Lol
The human-looking teeth on the giant spiders freak me the fuck out.
Stephen King's imagination is out of this world!
fotoula gou Stephen King’s imagination scares me.
I wish I had his imagination I'm already crazy imagine the crap that would come out of my head flipping behemoth with pennywise head with giant war hammer hands... yeah this is my life now
+TheArmedDodo yeah, I don't think you should wish that. Good luck going to sleep if you do.
Stephen king writing is nothing original.
The Behemoth is a gentle giant, large and dangerous, but gentle and fond
The Behemoth is La Shub-Niggurath . La Shub-Niggurath makes Chuthulu look like a ant and is the biggest thing in the universe. La Shub-Niggurath is the most evilest and destructful creature in all Galaxies .
Nah, thats Cthulhu pet
You acknowledge that the spiders can become as big as a car but don't think that the behemoth might’ve started small enough for its tentacles to be the ones we see in the loading bay? That was my leap of logic
~Trav
Not going to lie u make a very good point Idk how I didn't think of that 🤔🤔
I am from the future! The Mist TV series is going to suck! Don't watch it!!!
No
@@remgl5431 Yes.
IM FROM THE FAR FUTURE!
It was good
I.....am......
Present
Did The Mist ever had a video game? It would be so cool.
Unfortunately not. We're workin' on an FPS game which involves inter-dimensional travelling and unknown worlds. One of the levels will feature Bridgton during the Mist. It will feature most of the monsters & new breeds as well, and a set of weapons to kill'em.
TheLambdaTeam will it be on steam
It's a nonprofit project, so when it shall be ready, it'll be freely available to download.
Mind you however, the game will be insanely hard. Not just the Mist level - most of them. Resistance will be extremely heavy, supplies will be limited, there'll be huge amounts of traps and various obstacles. The previous game was too easy to finish, I decided I'm gonna unleash meself in the sequel!
It was an early 80s all text game.
The Thing did. IIRC that one was fairly good. The Mist is in the same vein. It could work.
I just watched the movie. I actually appreciate the ending. I wasn’t expecting it.
I don't think that "one big tentacle" is a tentacle if you know what I mean, I've seen enough Japanese animes to know where this is going...
I was died of laughter when I saw that scene xD
T.T
"Japanese animes"
As opposed to American animes lamo?
recently I had some fog or mist near my school I ran into school yelling something's in the mist something's in the mist .... only the teachers got the joke as well as some students
Dexterous Ripper I don't know? I do watch dead meat meat but I never saw a comment like mine and I think many people have done this
Diamondstar you are a god
And then everyone called you a faggot and threw cheese fries at you.
Despacito
and then
everybody clapped
Stranger Things Season 3
Agreed... pretty fucking gay
In your opinion
yes, i have never seen a better explanation for why a show is bad, *clap clap clap clap clap clap*
+Chad Walker you have the generic douchebag name.
Dingle Barry so you're saying being gay is wrong.
At 2:08 you said that they could have heard him coming if he was in the area but in the beginning the whole store was shaking. Just a theory.
Fuuuuuck me😳😳😳 sir you have a point
We have to make a sequel to this movie, beginning exactly where it left off. This scared the shit out of me when I first saw it because the plot line is based on entirely plausible scenario of government lab secretly opening a doorway to another universe or dimension.
hopydaddy yeah
super pausible
suuuuure
Conner Lucas Stranger Things is trash. I tried watching it and just can't.
"Entirely plausible-" Despite the fact that we don't even know if our universe has an end; so how could we possibly even insinuate that there is more than one universe.
Despite dimensions being nothing more than theoretical concept which has not even been seen.
Despite having never witnessed what's on the other side of this "doorway" which has never been created, to go to place we can't even prove exists; because it's a concept, not a proven scientific fact based in reality.
Despite the events in the film having never occurred to this degree in reality;
"Entirely Plausible"
+job artero
like, obvsly its not plausible, but a lot of your reasons for that dont make sense. Something can be plausible and also have not occurred, nor been proven to be possible. Its about being a reasonable potentiality, not a definite potentiality.
also i sound really pretentious ignore me im just bored.
This movie leaves off with the military mopping up. And everyone dead except the main guy who just killed his own kid.
This was a story about the town of 1 group of survivors. The TV series could have been a story about another group of survivors but that sucked and never panned out because it was too focused on SJW bullshit and drama.
They could make sequels about different locations of the town besides the market where survivors were and their experiences. Even the military base and that experience right at the portal.
I don't think any of that's happening though. We'd more likely get another Cloverfield before we get another decent Mist movie.
I'd also like to see another Cabin in the Woods movie. Don't think I'll get that one either.
In the mist TV show commercials it keeps saying fear human nature.I really hope the main villains aren't humans. I also really hope they don't make the mist just a fog that drives people nuts.
Storm trooper well times of fear will drive people insane and act wrongly,but a danger on two fronts,Humans and the Monsters.
Brick B!tch Yes of course,but what I mean is I hope they don't get rid of the monsters
In both book and movie main villans are humans.
Martin Šriber what I meant by my comment was that I hope that they don't remove the creatures entirely. Also if you think about it without the threat of the fog the humans wouldn't turn into villains.
In the trailer for the show we see someone in the mist run to the door with their lower jaw lopped off and we also see some strange black mist creature.
I think it will have fewer creatures overall, but they'll still have a presence. Not sure how I feel about the show with what I've seen.
behemoth and leviathans in movies and video games always fascinate me. especially when they’re just huge shadows stalking through the sky.
It's crazy how movie creators make these creative monsters
Welp, seeing how most movies feature lame-ass zombies, The Mist's greatest success was the nice palette of monsters.
I love the mist but the show is a complete disgrace to the movie
Yeah Its A Drama And Has The Classic, Zombies.
Liked instantly cause this video is something I've wanted forever.
This show was sadly a missed opportunity as The Mist novella and the Darabont film are extraordinary. That finale is soul crushing and even King liked the change (which usually makes him incensed).
WHAT?! He approved and liked this ending?! I hated it! grrrr Not all the adaptations of his books are good...and I am a huge SK fan from the Dark Ages - I have first editions of "Carrie" and "Salem's Lot."