This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Stuck between flesh eating monsters on one side and murderous religious fanatics on the other. Isn't that just the human condition? Black and white version is superior both for feeling like the darkest 1950's monster movie by Bert I. Gordon or Jack Arnold from another universe and for masking the CGI.
I've seen THE MIST several times in theaters and guaranteed every time the audience gives a roaring applause when Ollie brains Mrs. Harmony. And rightly so.
Junespoitation Day 1: ITALIAN CRIME!
1970's Rome and Detective Fred and Detective Tony are two bad cop bros who live together, kill bad guys, and interrogate nymphomaniacs. When they become targeted by the local crime boss, they have only themselves and their chief to rely on.
Pure Italian Crime exploitation madness from Deodato and starting the movie off with the craziest bike chase scene ever brought to Rome!
At the q&a with the Director Andre Ovredal and producers Mike Medavoy and Bradley Fischer, they even mentioned the initial pitch of an expanded upon film version of the Demeter chapter from Bram Stoker's Dracula being "ALIEN on a boat with a vampire" and dammit, it works! Interesting and expanded adaptation of one of my favorite chapters from the original Dracula novel by Bram Stoker and heavily influenced by Murnau's version in Nosferatu. Taking the idea of being stuck on…
