"And this is another great psychological movie. The considered idea, the dark paranoiac atmosphere, the stunning ending…  It’s a delicious dish! It happens really seldom nowadays that the main idea of a horror film is so unusual, stylish and unambiguous at the same time!"

"Being a huge fan of Stephen King, I was delighted with his novella, 'The Mist,' since I read it for the first time. I missed the Darabont film in 2007 and suddenly decided to watch it a few years later (well, it was my wise girlfriend who persuaded me to do so). I wasn’t impressed by the beginning of the film, as the first monsters didn’t scare me at all, so I was just eating my popcorn and thinking about how cool 'Funny Games' and 'Jacob's Ladder' are. But suddenly the gates of hell opened and I sank into the mist myself. And then I saw one of the most powerful finales in the history of cinematography, a finale I haven’t been able to forget."

"The classics. I watched this film late at night with the lights out, wearing my headphones, and when Regan began to shout with her new Pazuzu voice, I just asked the Lord to make this horror go away. Probably it’s one of the most frightening films in history (excluding modern Russian comedies, of course)."

"Yes, I know. It’s not a film at all. And even among games, it’s far from the scariest. But I can’t just ignore this piece of art. An almost silent world of decay; the characters, whose memory and humanity are slowly dying out; the corrupting dead man as a protagonist; and death catching you everywhere in this damned place. The whole game world is similar to a viscid, endless nightmare where there are no obvious logical solutions. Where you kill and die. Again and again. Again and again. "