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Tom Welling | Nick Castle | |
Maggie Grace | Elizabeth Williams | |
Selma Blair | Stevie Wayne | |
DeRay Davis | Spooner | |
Kenneth Welsh | Tom Malone | |
Adrian Hough | Father Malone | |
Sara Botsford | Kathy Williams | |
Cole Heppell | Andy Wayne | |
Mary Black | Aunt Connie | |
Jonathon Young | Dan The Weatherman | |
R. Nelson Brown | Machen | |
Christian Bocher | Founding Father Patrick Malone | |
Douglas Arthurs | Founding Father David Williams | |
Yves Cameron | Founding Father Richard Wayne | |
Charles Andre | Founding Father Norman Castle |
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Producer |
John Carpenter
David Foster Todd Garner |
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Writer |
John Carpenter
Cooper Layne |
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Cinematography |
Nathan Hope
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Musician |
Graeme Revell
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This remake of the 1980 John Carpenter film has Tom Welling and Maggie Grace on the run from a boatload of ghostly seafarers who are out to exact revenge on the decedents of the men wronged them years ago. Seems the founding fathers have some explaining to do and they better do it fast or Welling and company won't be able to save themselves, let alone the town from the creepy creatures that lurk in the fog. Local DJ Selma Blair takes Adrienne Barbeau's place in the radio station / lighthouse but it's the fog itself that is the real scene-stealer in this movie. |
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