The cast and director of Stephen King's The Mist share their stories of how scary movies influenced them growing up.
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Am I the only one who thinks The Mist is going to be the best horror film of the year? 30 Days of Night was great, but The Mist just puts off this "we're going to kick your a**" kinda vibe.
Anyways, loved the press junket. Next to Darabont (he's always awesome), I loved how the little kid (Nathan Gamble) stole the show. Does Laurie Holden ever talk!? Hahaha.
Total awesomeness!!
Thanks for the interviews.
I also liked this movie a lot.
The pacing was great and the visuals were spot on. The interactions between the characters were fantastic and truly show what people would do under extreme (and sometimes not so extreme) circumstances. How quickly we loose ourselves given the right conditions.
I liked seeing the store clerks real actor talking about the movie. His part was great and wonderful to see. A quiet unassuming person suddenly rises to a position of strength and reasoning in their darkest need. Great stuff.
I now know why King loved the ending so much. Well done.
Steagus