As the coastal town of Antonio Bay prepares for its centenary, a series of inexplicable events overshadow the approaching festivities. Unbeknownst to its residents, this sleepy seaside hamlet hides a guilty secret, dating back to a devastating shipwreck a century before. When the truth of a past steeped in greed and corruption spills out, so too does a thick, glowing fog, bringing with it the ghosts of the long-dead mariners intent on bloody revenge. Arguably John Carpenter’s most terrifying film, The Fog is a masterclass in slow-burn suspense and creeping, insidious dread. The stellar cast, including Jamie Lee Curtis and her mother Janet Leigh, are all wonderful, but it is the brilliant Adrienne Barbeau who steals the show as feisty radio DJ Stevie Wayne, one of cinema’s most underrated horror heroines.
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