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Following a violent thunderstorm, David Drayton leaves his wife, Stephanie, at home while he ventures into town with his eight-year-old son Billy and their neighbor Brent Norton to buy supplies for repairs. Arriving at a grocery store, they and the other patrons notice unusual police and military activity. Three soldiers enter the store and an MP warns them to depart. Moments later, a panicked and injured man, Dan Miller, runs into the store screaming that there's "something in the mist!". Soon after, a thick mist envelops the store, accompanied by earthquake-like tremors, setting off the town's fire siren.

A deeply pious woman, Mrs. Carmody, believes that this is the beginning of Armageddon. Against objections from the others, a shaken woman leaves the store to go home to her children. While investigating the store's generator, bag-boy Norm volunteers to go outside, but is attacked by the tentacles of an unseen monster and dragged into the mist. At first, everyone is skeptical of the tale, but store manager Bud Brown and a local biker are convinced when they see a severed tentacle in the generator room. Realizing the store front is plate glass, the people trapped in the store block the windows with dog food bags, tape the cracks in the windows, and block the front doors with ice machines.

Refusing to listen to David, Norton heads outside with a small group to seek help, with the biker following suit with rope tied around his waist. However, Norton's group are attacked and presumably killed by an unseen creature and the survivors are only able to pull back the severed lower half of the biker. That night, enormous flying insects with scorpion-like tails tipped with venomous stingers land on and attach themselves to the windows. Moments later, pterodactyl-like animals preying on the insects ram their beaks into the glass, eventually breaking through the windows and allowing the creatures to enter the supermarket. They begin to attack the terrified people inside and two people while another man, Joe, is severely burned and later dies. One of the insects lands on Mrs. Carmody but doesn't sting her because she keeps still during her prayer. As a result, she starts preaching even more and quickly gains followers among the distraught survivors.

In order to retrieve medical supplies and look for more survivors, David, Dan, Private Jessup, Joe's brother Bobby, elderly-yet-tough schoolteacher Irene, mechanic Jim, assistant manager Ollie Weeks and patron Mike Hatlen venture out to the neighboring pharmacy, which unbeknownst to them has been transformed into a nest of spider-like creatures that shoot corrosive webbing and have massacred the pharmacy patrons. Among the mass of bodies is the MP, who falls from his web and quickly dies with spiders bursting out of his back. The group is attacked and Mike and Bobby are killed by the spiders, forcing the group to retreat. Following this, most of the people side with Mrs. Carmody. That night, two of the soldiers, Donaldson and Morales, commit suicide. Jessup reveals that the local military base was filled with rumors about the Arrowhead Project, the government's attempt to look into other dimensions, and that the scientists responsible for the experiment may have inadvertently opened a doorway into a dimension containing the creatures that are now invading the town. An angry mob then ensues, led by Mrs. Carmody, who orders her followers to blame him. As a result, he is stabbed and ejected from the store as a human sacrifice, quickly falling prey to a large praying mantis-like creature.

The following morning, David and his group secretly gather supplies to flee, but are stopped by Mrs. Carmody, who has now turned the entire store against them. After stealing the supplies, she demands that Billy and Amanda be the next sacrifice, only for Ollie to shoot and kill her with Amanda's gun as chaos erupts. Returning to their senses, Mrs. Carmody's traumatized followers realize all that they have done because of her and, when Ollie threatens to begin shooting them, stand down and allow David's group to leave. As the group makes their way to David's car, Ollie is torn in half by the praying mantis-like creature, Myron and Ambrose are attacked and killed by the giant spiders, and Bud runs back to the market and is allowed to reenter. Only David, Billy, Dan, Amanda, and Irene make it to the car and leave as the remaining survivors in the store watch them drive off, their eventual fates ambiguous.

Driving through the mist, David finds his home destroyed and Stephanie dead, seemingly another victim of the giant spiders. Devastated, he drives the group south, passing destroyed vehicles and seeing a gigantic six-legged, tentacled beast. When they run out of gas hours later, the group decides there is no point in going on and David shoots the others (with their consent, except for his son who is not old enough to understand) rather than have them endure horrifying deaths, but is left with no bullet to use on himself. He leaves the car and waits to be killed, but the mist suddenly recedes, revealing that the U.S. Army has arrived, managed to close the portal, and are in the process of exterminating the creatures and restoring order. David also sees that they have rescued survivors, among them the woman who left the store at the phenomenon's onset, completely unscathed and having rescued her two children. David realizes that his group was only moments away from being rescued and that their deaths were premature and in vain, and drops to his knees screaming.

• Thomas Jane as David Drayton , a painter who ends up trapped in the supermarket with his son Billy.
• Marcia Gay Harden as Mrs. Carmody, a religious fanatic who interprets the mist as the wrath of God.
• Laurie Holden as Amanda Dumfries, a new teacher at the local school.
• Andre Braugher as Brent Norton, a big-city attorney and David's neighbor.
• Toby Jones as Ollie Weeks, the supermarket's assistant manager.
• William Sadler as Jim Grondin, a belligerent and weak-minded mechanic.
• Jeffrey DeMunn as Dan Miller, a man who takes shelter in the market after witnessing the dangers from the mist.
• Frances Sternhagen as Irene Reppler, an elderly teacher.
• Alexa Davalos as Sally, a cashier at the supermarket and Billy's babysitter.
• Nathan Gamble as Billy Drayton, David's eight-year-old son.
• Chris Owen as Norm, a bag boy.
• Sam Witwer as Private Wayne Jessup, a soldier stationed at the nearby Arrowhead military base.
• Robert Treveiler as Bud Brown, the supermarket's manager.
• David Jensen as Myron LaFleur, a mechanic who works with Jim.
• Andy Stahl as Mike Hatlen, one of the patrons at the supermarket who side with David's group.
• Buck Taylor as Ambrose Cornell, a mustached man who sides with David's group and has a shotgun in his truck.
• Brian Libby as the biker who tries to reach Ambrose's shotgun.
• Melissa McBride as an unnamed woman who left her kids alone at home.
• Brandon O'Dell as Bobby Eagleton, Joe's brother, one of the patrons at the supermarket who side with David's group.
• Jackson Hurst as Joe Eagleton, Bobby's brother, who tries to build a torch with a mop.
• Susan Watkins as Hattie, the lady who watches Billy at the supermarket.
• Mathew Greer as Silas, one of the patrons at the supermarket who side with Brent's group.
• Juan Gabriel Pareja as Morales, another soldier from Arrowhead base.
• Walter Fauntleroy as Donaldson, another soldier from Arrowhead base.
• Amin Joseph as the Military Police officer.
• Kelly Collins Lintz as Steff Drayton, David's wife.
• Ron Clinton Smith as Mr. Mackey, the supermarket's butcher.

Development

Director Frank Darabont first read Stephen King's 1980 novella The Mist in the Dark Forces anthology, and originally expressed interest in directing a film adaptation for his directing debut. He instead filmed The Shawshank Redemption, also based on another King novella. In October 1994, after completing The Shawshank Redemption, Darabont reiterated his interest in filming The Mist. Darabont did not immediately follow through, instead directing the 1999 film adaptation of Stephen King's The Green Mile. Darabont eventually set up a first look deal for The Mist with Paramount Pictures, having been entrusted feature film rights by Stephen King. By December 2004, Darabont said that he had begun writing an adapted screenplay for The Mist, and by October 2006, the project moved from Paramount to Dimension Films, with Darabont attached to direct and actor Thomas Jane in negotiations to join the cast.

Writing

Director Darabont chose to film The Mist after filming the "straighter dramas" The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile because he "wanted to make a very direct, muscular kind of film". Darabont conceived of a new ending in translating the novella for the big screen. Author King praised Darabont's new ending, describing it as one that would be unsettling for studios. King said, "The ending is such a jolt—wham! It's frightening. But people who go to see a horror movie don't necessarily want to be sent out with a Pollyanna ending."

Darabont described The Mist as quaint in its elements of monsters and fear of the unknown compared to the contemporary popularity of films with torture porn. The director saw The Mist as a throwback to Paddy Chayefsky and William Shakespeare, explaining, "It's people at each other." He highlighted the element of fear in the film in how it compelled people to behave differently. Darabont said, "How primitive do people get? It's Lord of the Flies that happens to have some cool monsters in it." He also drew parallels to The Twilight Zone episode "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street" and the 1944 film Lifeboat.

In the novella, the character David Drayton—who is married—has a sexual encounter with Amanda Dumfries, who is also married. Darabont did not want to attempt conveying on screen the protagonist being involved in an extramarital affair. The characters in the film, portrayed by Thomas Jane and Laurie Holden respectively, instead share a more emotional relationship. Jane explained, "We kind of form a little family, sort of surrogate family where my son and I'm a father and she becomes the mother to the son. We become a little unit as we're trying to get through this nightmare together." Holden compared the nightmare to what refugees experienced at the Louisiana Superdome during Hurricane Katrina.

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