The basic gist of a horror is to scare the audience. Unfortunately, some horror movies fail at this basic task.
In the 1999 movie, The Haunting, Dr. David Marrow (Liam Neeson) and Theo (Catherine Zeta-Jones) are part of a team whose job it is investigate the rumors of a haunted house through a sleep study. What starts out as a sleep study becomes more than they bargained for.
Six years later in 2005, The Fog hit theaters. On a small island off the coast of Oregon, a fog full of spirits has enveloped the island. Starring Tom Welling and Maggie Grace, the residents must learn of the island’s dark past and find a way to stop the fog and the spirits that dwell within it.
The problem with both of these movies is that neither holds up to the premise or the chills promised by the trailers.
Do I recommend them? Not really.
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