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The Mist
Book • 1925
In 'The Mist', Stephen King crafts a terrifying tale of a small town in Maine shrouded in an unnatural mist.
The story follows David Drayton and his son Billy as they take refuge in a supermarket, only to discover that the mist conceals deadly creatures.
As tensions rise, the group must confront not only the external horrors but also the internal threat of a religious zealot, Mrs. Carmody, who preaches sacrifice as a means to appease God's wrath.
The story follows David Drayton and his son Billy as they take refuge in a supermarket, only to discover that the mist conceals deadly creatures.
As tensions rise, the group must confront not only the external horrors but also the internal threat of a religious zealot, Mrs. Carmody, who preaches sacrifice as a means to appease God's wrath.
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Mentioned in 8 episodes
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as a 1980 novella set in Maine.

Chris Winterbauer

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The Shawshank Redemption
Menziionato da Guido come esempio di racconto posto in apertura di una raccolta (The Mist come primo di 'Scheletri').

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Ep. 14 | Incubi & deliri
Mentioned when discussing the common criticism that Stephen King often fails to deliver satisfying endings.

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Stephen King - eine Abrechnung mit linkem Horror / Mit Schattenmacher | Thymos Podcast #20
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as another King work possibly connected to The Shop and scientific experiments like those in L'incendiaria.


Jacopo Cirillo

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Ep. 10 | L'incendiaria
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as his top "get me out of here" movie, combining elements of natural and confined spaces.


Sean Fennessey

‘Speak No Evil’ and the Top Five “Get Me the F--- Out of Here” Movies, With James McAvoy!
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as a great example of plot, where characters are trapped and facing scary monsters outside.


Brandon Sanderson

Writing Excuses Episode 26: Horror
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recounting first-time viewing of The Mist and its shocking ending.


Scott Orwood

Religious Horror, with Zach Reeves
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as an example of a story comparable to the magic alterations described in 'Curse of Strahd'.

Dan Dillon

Critical Lit: Curse of Strahd 03 - Lacrimo Ergo Sum
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as a film that had a similar impact on him to “Speak No Evil”.


Mark Woodyatt

Episode 411: Christian Tafdrup
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as a King adaptation directed by Frank Darabont.

Zach Dionne

Ben Lindbergh

Ringer-Verse Recommends: November 2025 (Featuring 'It: Welcome to Derry')



