The Fog (1980)
The Fog (1980)
The Fog (1980), directed by John Carpenter, is a chilling supernatural horror film that has become a beloved classic in the genre. With Carpenter not only directing but also co-writing the screenplay and composing the eerie score, the film carries his signature style — a slow-building tension, atmospheric dread, and a sense of impending doom. 
Set in the small coastal town of Antonio Bay, The Fog is a suspenseful and haunting tale that explores the intersection of guilt, revenge, and the supernatural.
Set in the small coastal town of Antonio Bay, The Fog is a suspenseful and haunting tale that explores the intersection of guilt, revenge, and the supernatural.The film begins with a mysterious fog rolling into the quiet town on the night of its centennial celebration.
As the fog engulfs the town, strange and violent occurrences begin to unfold, and the residents find themselves trapped in a terrifying situation. 
The central characters include Stevie Wayne (Adrienne Barbeau), a local radio DJ who is broadcasting from a lighthouse; Elizabeth Solley (Jamie Lee Curtis), a young woman stranded in the town; and Nick Castle (Tom Atkins), a fisherman who becomes involved in the eerie events. Together, they uncover the dark history behind the fog and the vengeance that has been unleashed upon the town.
As the fog engulfs the town, strange and violent occurrences begin to unfold, and the residents find themselves trapped in a terrifying situation. The central characters include Stevie Wayne (Adrienne Barbeau), a local radio DJ who is broadcasting from a lighthouse; Elizabeth Solley (Jamie Lee Curtis), a young woman stranded in the town; and Nick Castle (Tom Atkins), a fisherman who becomes involved in the eerie events. Together, they uncover the dark history behind the fog and the vengeance that has been unleashed upon the town.
