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The Fog is a 2005 horror film directed by Rupert Wainwright. It is a remake of John Carpenter's The Fog
(1980), but with more of a teen horror film flavor. The original music score is composed by Graeme Revell. As of January 2006, the film has a Rotten Tomatoes rating of 7% and resides at #82 on the Internet Movie Database Bottom 100.

Main cast

Tom Welling
– Nick Castle
Maggie Grace
– Elizabeth Williams
Selma Blair
– Stevie Wayne
DeRay Davis
– Brett Spooner
Kenneth Welsh
– Tom Malone
Rade Sherbedgia – Captain Blake
Adrian Hough – Father Malone
Sara Botsford – Kathy Williams
Cole Heppell – Andy Wayne

Plot summary

The movie starts out 100 years ago at sea. We see a large ship that looks like the Mayflower. There are hundreds of passengers, Mothers, fathers, sons and daughters having a great time. Out of nowhere, a fire breaks out and causes a massive panic. People are burning to death and others are jumping overboard. There is a lot of screaming and chaos. We see four guys get into a lifeboat and sail away. Father Malone, Father Williams, Father Castle, and Father Wayne all look at each other with a secretive look. Out of nowhere, something pops out of the water and pulls the four men into the water.

100 years later...

We cut to the small island of Antonia Bay. We hear the voice of Stevie Wayne (Selma Blair) talking over the radio. She runs the KAB radio station located in the lighthouse. Stevie says it's another beautiful day on the island. She also mentions that it's the 100-year anniversary of the island. Cut to a memorial located in the middle of town. Kathy Williams (Sara Botsford) and Tom Malone (Kenneth Walsh) are councilmen. They introduce the new statue memorial of the four founding fathers of Antonia Bay. Once again the founding fathers are: Father Malone, Father Williams, Father Castle, and Father Wayne.

We meet Nick Castle (Tom Welling) and his friend Spooner (DeRay Davis) on a boat in the ocean. 'Seagrass" is the name of Nick's boat and he owns a fishing business titled "Castle and Son". They dock their boat and go back to their office. Spooner asks Nick about his love relationship with Stevie and the two joke about it. Nick says that he dumped Stevie for a girl named Elizabeth Williams (Kathy's Daughter, played by Maggie Grace) who is in New York for six months now. Nick really misses her.

That night, we go the radio station and see Stevie wrapping up another great night of radio. She gets a call from Dan the weatherman (Johnothan Young) Dan says that Stevie should alert the listeners about a fog bank rolling in off shore. Stevie says she didn't see it on her radar, but Dan interrupts her and says it's all over his radar going due west. "What kind of fog goes against the wind?" Stevie asks. Dan says he doesn't know and the two say goodnight. Later on that night, we see Nick driving along a dark road in his truck. He comes across a hitchhiker and decides to stop. The girl comes closer to Nick and we see that it's Elizabeth. Nick gets her in the car and the two catch up on old times. Elizabeth says she has just had it with New York and it was time to come back to her hometown.

They drive off to Elizabeth's house. Elizabeth kisses Nick and tells him goodnight. Elizabeth goes in to greet her mom. The two argue about why Elizabeth left in the first place. Elizabeth storms out and sees Nick still waiting in the driveway. "30-seconds...that's even longer than last time", Nick says. Nick says he will bring Elizabeth back to his house. The two smile, kiss and drive off. As the two are driving, they run into Father Malone's car (Played by Adrian Hough). Father Malone is drunk. He gets out of the car and says that he is glad to see Elizabeth back in town. Nick drives to his office and tells Elizabeth to wait in the car while he runs in and gets something quick. Elizabeth, decides not to listen and wanders around the street. Out of nowhere, a creepy man comes up to Elizabeth and hands her an old gold stopwatch. The watch is covered in rust and damaged by water. The creepy man says he found it out by the shore. Elizabeth examines it and sees three small symbols on the back of the watch. We go to Spooner and his three party friends (one guy, two girls) out on Nick's boat. There are two girls in bathing suits dancing and drinking while Spooner videotapes it all. One of the partiers notices a thick fog approaching the boat. The water starts to rock back and forth and the party soon comes to a stop. Spooner and his party friends go inside the cabin of the boat as the fog surrounds their boat. Spooner notices a large object on his radar. He looks out of the window, through the fog and a large ship comes passing by. On the ship we see dark figures just standing their carrying swords and knives. The group freaks out as the ship disappears into the distance. Spooner steps out of the cabin with the guy while the two girls wait inside. Suddenly very loud banging noises are heard and we see a hand come up against the glass of the cabin window. The two girl's dead bodies are thrown at Spooner and the guy. Suddenly, a knife comes flying into the guy's eye, killing him. Spooner stands there and the screen fades to black as we hear Spooner screaming.

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