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I love this movie so much. It is very intense and scary. I remember watching it when i was very young and it scared the crap out of me. I have watched it several times in my life..and to this day it still is a scary movie. One of Carpenter's best thrillers. I cant wait to see the remake next month. I hope it does the original justice. From the trailers i seen..this remake looks very scary too. Right on!! The Fog is a true classic. Adrienne Barbeau was awesome in the lead role and John Carpenter is one of my all time favorite horror movie directors.

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