Vintange Stephen King: HP Lovecraft's At The Mountains of Madness meets Romero's Night and Dawn of the (Living) Dead and Aesop's Fables . . . kinda silly and moronic though

Rating: 4/10 (26 November 2007)

What we have here is a remake to a non-existent film based on a Stephen King Novella made 25 years ago. The Mist is horribly outdated in Stephen King's style and thoughts--it is shot in a reality-TV format That even sports fade outs where chapters or commercial stops should Be. No one wants to genuinely freak-out or repulse the audience Anymore . . . at least in The Mist's attack in the generator area. The Audience was laughing more than anything else. It was a shame. I hope The gunslinger Dark Tower will not be shot in the same way even though Stephen King favors low standard reality-TV entertainment and sold the Dark Tower's rights to the makers of Lost for 19 dollars at a Convention in New Jersey--the guy was painting a Gunslinger poster Before the storm hit, and the Aesop's Fable moral of the story is . . . . wait! Wait! WAIT! The arrowhead project is like the drilling in the Lovecraft Story and the "trapped" Pinter Play scenario is like Night of The Living Dead . . . the gore is like Dawn of the Dead. It stinks, I Wish I hadn't seen it.