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| MGM/UA (1980) | |||||
| Horror, Mystery, Thriller | |||||
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| Tom Atkins | Nick Castle | |
| Adrienne Barbeau | Stevie Wayne | |
| James Canning | Dick Baxter | |
| Charles Cyphers | Dan O'Bannon | |
| Hal Holbrook | Father Malone | |
| John Houseman | Mr. Machen | |
| Nancy Kyes | Sandy Fadel | |
| Janet Leigh | Kathy Williams | |
| Ty Mitchell | Andy Wayne | |
| Jamie Lee Curtis | Elizabeth Solley | |
| John F. Goff | Al Williams | |
| George Flower | Tommy Wallace | |
| Regina Waldon | Mrs. Kobritz | |
| Jim Haynie | Dockmaster | |
| Darrow Igus | Mel |
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| Producer | Barry Bernardi
Debra Hill |
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| Writer | John Carpenter
Debra Hill |
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| Cinematography | Dean Cundey
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| Musician | John Carpenter
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The coastal city Antonia Bay of just one hundred inhabitants is about a receive a visit from a group of ghost seamen who want revenge for past wrongdoings. The Fog is the cult-horror film from John Carpenter that was also a success in theaters. |
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