The Fog

John Carpenter's The Thing is a tense, paranoia-fueled horror flick set in an isolated Antarctic research station, echoing the isolated community theme in The Fog. Its practical effects and intense atmosphere are sure to captivate.

Another adaptation of a classic horror tale by John Carpenter, Christine is a story about possession and the supernatural. Like The Fog, it blends normalcy with extraordinary horror elements, making it an appealing choice for Carpenter's fans.

This lesser-known Carpenter film envelops a group of scientists in a claustrophobic and demonic invasion. Similar in tone and style to The Fog, it's a must-see for those looking to delve deeper into Carpenter’s horror universe.

Delving into psychological horror with a Lovecraftian twist, this Carpenter film contorts reality in a manner akin to the ghostly apparitions of The Fog, providing a surreal and unsettling experience.

This film, based on Stephen King's novella, revolves around a deadly mist enveloping a small town, much like the ominous fog in Carpenter's film. The themes of isolation and survival resonate strongly with The Fog's narrative.

A film that explores transformation and horror in a secluded community, similar to The Fog's own Antonio Bay. With its rich atmosphere and terrifying transformation scenes, The Howling is a solid pick for fans of classic horror.

Echoing the themes of an unseen enemy and a town in peril, Phantoms brings horror to a small community in a way that audiences who appreciate the dread of The Fog will find familiar and thrilling.