Creatures of The Mist (Explored) 

The ending is one of the most painful endings in the cinematic history.

The short guy with the glasses straight badass. Hardcore.

I always liked this king story because the threat isn't inherently evil. They're just wild animals in a foreign environment.

The biggest monsters were the people who listened to the *obviously crazy lady*

Everyone gansta until the lobster bites back

“Fleshy, pink flesh.” Hmm... Yes... The mist is made out of mist.

Now I don’t wanna sound weird but I’m terrified of the Massive Acid shooting Spiders. I dunno something about Massive Acid shooting Spiders make me wanna crawl into a Corner and pray

The Mist has one of the most fascinating and intriguing monsters in a horror, I'd consider this film as one of my all time favorites, even though the ending was extremely heartbreaking.

See, THIS is why I won’t go to Australia.

The ending in The Mist movie was so good it impressed Steven King.

One of the most terrifying but beautiful of stories, with every creature having its own mannerisms and each more deadly then the last, and with the right amount left vague for the imagination to fill in(are these young or old, how would they change in reaction to being on earth(if they would)), as well as how humanity would have to change(now knowing of such a grand threat), always reminded me of Lovecraft

The Mist: *exists* 2020: Write that down, write that down!

In Dark Tower it's explained a bit that the creatures live in a void between realities called "Todash space". The Crimson King in the series used these creatures at one point.

Behemoth was just wondering around like a big boi Bonus: the crazy lady was the worst creature

The ending of the film was the most darkest and uncomfortable scene's I've ever watched

I love how unique they made the monsters for the movie, they each had their own reasons as to why they were scary instead of being all built off the same design with different variations

I just watched the movie.... the ending.... no words.. I had to force myself to remember its a fictional movie, that is how serious and potentially traumatic it was. Hands down, emotionally compelling wise. This is the best movie I have ever watched.

It's worth noting that Half Life 1 was inspired from The Mist

The mist has some of the coolest and scariest monsters I’ve ever seen from a horror movie

Big fan of the Mist. Probably top 5 horror movies for me. This was also a great video, as I've come to expect from this channel at this point.

This film is so underrated... I watched it in my early teens and found myself fascinated by the monsters (hence, my love for Lovecraft was born), and that ending is one of the most painful and raw moments in movie history

I find movies that are filled with many different looking creatures that make those creatures act like real animals extremely fascinating. It gives the animals a real feeling to them.

After Attack on Titan, I'd like to see Overlord explained

So a couple of things to note: In the last video describing the movie I noticed that the Military came by and either killed or burnt the monster and helped clear up the mists. This was an amazing detail. Why? I've always hated the notion that just because something is not from earth that they are immune to our weapons and technology. I love in this move how even though these things are increasingly scary and dangerous as hell they still have to follow the same rules or life and evolution that our own dimension does. Example: The spider was shot and immediately killed because as scary as it was the flesh was just as fragile as ours. The flies when they bit a human it cause our bodies to react to whatever was in the flies saliva or whatever it was to react and kill us as its likely so foreign that our immune system have no chance of fighting it. These were also easily killed as well, and they were attracted to the light as well. The Biology of the dinosaur looking bird was also apparent because it could easily see through or at least used some time of eco location to easy catch one of the super flies and eat it. The Legs were also designed similar to be able to grab there prey and kill while being able to land and walk around if necessary. The Wings were an evolutionary advantage as the creature could fly more easily throughout the air with no issue's. The creature also had eyes that it used to see the people in the store and react to the light, not to mention a tongue. The Giant Creatures with Massive Legs I don't think would have been able to survive because Science tells us that if a creature is that large on our planet that it would likely collapse under its own weight which is why we never evolved to be so much larger. I mean even the biggest dinosaurs were nowhere near that large. Even those biggest dinosaurs had the hardest time moving because of their size and the amount of weight they had to carry. Basically what I am saying is that it looks like Evolution of DNA works similar in there dimension as it does ours. I really liked how this showed us the very primitive nature of man. Once we are faced with situations that we can't understand why we show how dangerous and selfish we can be?

Dude, I've been waiting forever for this

God I love monsters like these and the ones on Cloverfield they're my favourite just a shame there isn't that many monster movies similar. :(

The most interesting creature by far is the giant at the end. It's been nearly 20 years since I read the book but that line about no creature on earth ever being that big is one of the details that sticks with me. Even though the creature shows no malice unlike the others it is very cleverly used by Stephen king to show the reader how hopeless the situation is. He saying without saying, that humans have no place in a world where something like that lives. I don't think that the movie made a good interpretation of the creature. It would have been better had it not shown the entire thing as the book does not.

A prequel to the mist exploring the Army's experiments would be good.

2:53 "Lobstruosities". Oh I always love a good pun. Subscribed

If theres ever something like this and someone starts going “we need to sacrifice people to it” they’re going to be the first sacrifice

I only just watched this movie. The character actions, interactions and motives are quite realistic. The way everything played out in the supermarket is exactly how I think it would if this were to happen in real life.

That one scene at the end of the movie, the many stories high creature called Behemoth. It's very size makes it dangerous, I've liked to have seen the airstrikes they had to launch against it. It was so large the very bottom of it's leg were ripping out telephone poles as it walked

The creature on the thumbnail looks like some type of Eldridge horror

I wonder if you can talk about what material Thanos's sword could've had in Endgame, could it have been made of Uru? Since it was able to cut through proto adamantium laced with vibranium (Cap's shield)

I loved the message at the end. It was so well written, paced, and just extremely ballsy. "Just because you think you have things 'more figured out' than the batshit crazy person, doesn't actually mean you have things figured out. You are not immune to panic."

The thought Process on this movie is amazing.

Damn... I really want another Mist movie~

Why they kept shining lights when they were clearly attracting fly monsters

I discovered your content about half a year ago, and i enjoy your editing style as well as the approach you take with your content. It's analytical to a degree but enjoyably informative. I really like and appreciate what you do

I just want to say thank you for all the work you do. There's a huge number of movie/film material review channels here on RU-vid, but I personally find yours to be my favorite. Your soothing voice, calm tone, and objective means of discussing the content at hand makes it easy for the viewer to understand - all without the unnecessary drama of opinionated side comments. Stay safe man. More power!

I’m so excited for your attack on Titan video, it’s such a deep reflective universe! I hope you do more anime related videos in the future, there are so many unexplored concepts in them💕

I want a game out of this series. Would be terrifying af

I gotta tell you man , even if I didn’t remotely care about the content you’re talking about your narration, getting to the point, but giving adequate clips and edits is just... 👌 Easily changes my mind on them before. Love your videos so much

If this channel covers anime, life is nearly complete! Given the name, I'd LOVE LOVE to hear/see videos of you reviewing the works of Junji Ito

Been waiting for your analysis on the creatures of this movie.

You know I saw the thumbnail without reading the title and thought it was a video on the tryinids from Warhammer 40K

I’ve been waiting so long for this!

Thank you, thank you for this (and all your uploads!)!

If they scared the Punisher, then im scared.

I'm a simple man, I see FilmComicsExplained, I click

Love this. Thank you so much for everything you make.

My bro you honestly deserve more credit for all your hard work 🔥🔥🔥💯

The only thing I learned from this movie: When trying to survive an apocalypse, eliminate all religious Karens immediately by any means necessary. Edit: Spelling

Most of the creatures resemble the ones Roland and his tet see during their ride on Blaine the mono while crossing the waste lands. Also, the larger creatures, like the behemoth, look like the ones that reside in the Prim. It would be interesting to find out from Stephen King if the portal opened by the Army’s Project Arrowhead led either to the wastelands or the Prim itself.

Just want to say thank you for your videos. I'm such a nerd for the lore and creative back stories for creatures and other fictional series.

I like how the behemoth is just wandering around not openly attacking or hurting anyone. But it's sheer size makes its dangerous

Love this movie, also anyone else think it's bad ass that fallout4 Far Harbor DLC is based on this.

I think they came from the Waste Lands that Roland, Eddie, Jake and Suzannah rode through on Blaine during Dark Tower 3.

Man i just found your channel and I have to say your channel has a lot of great movies recommendations

Can’t wait for all of the content!!

Hey niyat, could I ask for a video on the head crabs from half life? I really love your videos. Keep up the good work

Niyat, I finally got that sci-fi thriller, Underwater on Blu Ray yesterday. I only watched the making of the film, and it's pretty impressive. I have this film on DVD and when I first saw it, the ending was a punch in the gut, like something out of The Twilight Zone.

Finally I've wanted this video for ages!

Thanks for what you do man.

HIIII Love your vids

This is my favorite Stephen King movie I love the book

Love your videos!

The Mist was great! A terribly underrated film.

The most terrifying monster is the evangelical lady.

8:53, do OVERLORD!!! Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😉

Please keep doing these, really enjoy your channel. Not enough horror channels on youtube

Great review, great content channel!

Haven't been early to your video in ages😭

YES! This was one of my favourite movies im so glad youre covering it :) notification gang

the most perfect movie in depth explained channel ever.. other channels just summarized a whole movie and those channels sucks!!.. keep it up man!! 👍👍👍

Love all your videos,, I know there are tons of videos about the Imperium of man but love to see one from you.

Attack on Titan??? Anime Manga Explained

Please do part 2 of Interstellar it’s been almost 2 years.

I was always REALLY curious *where* the mist monsters came from, thank you so much for satiating my curiosity!

SO HAPPY FOR THIS VIDEO

This couldn't have come out at a better time. I'm currently revisiting everything mist related movie,book, show(which is both borring and terrible and the only connection it has to the film is the title). Thank you for this video.

Fun Theory: Cloverfield comes from the reality where The Mist originated

Nice to see your channel grow exponentially. I remember you had about 100k subs. I think.

I was about to sleep, its 2am but i have ben waiting for this! Yes!

Where Doom Guy or Master Chief when you need one

The thing is at 3:40 with the part about the neurotoxin causing suffocation, that technically isn't correct since as you said, it causes swelling and the woman that got stung got stung in the neck, so it's pretty clear the swelling was so bad that it was more than likely blocking up her wind pipe.

The monsters were my favorite part of the movie.

amazing video as always, i am always so excited when a new video comes out, and I can't wait for the Attack on titan one to come out, keep up the incredible work Niyat

The film's ending was so heartwrenching, but the whole thing was an experience! Awesome video Niyat! I hope quarantine is going well for you ☺️

Where are the giant acid web spider

One of my all time faves, a fabulous movie

This one of the best horror films! Even to this day..I get a little nervous when I see a mist roll in.

And here’s me thinking gangster killed Frank Castles family.

What I've learned: Always expect the unexpected Avoid the crazy crowd or at least pretend to be one of them if you are in the minority Avoid small towns which were former Millitary bases engaging in some cutting edge form of science which would open wormholes to hellish dimensions When the mist first appears; get you and your loved ones out of that hellscape... Please add more useful info as necessary. From the last Survivor...I think...pass it on to the next survivor....peace

I hit subscribe and the notification icon to stay updated on your content. Thanks for your labor (:

Brilliantly presented

One of my favorite Stephen King adaptations !! And love that Dark Tower reference !!

I was born in 2007 and I used to watch this movie all the time when I was a toddler 😚✌🏽

“Fleshy, pink flesh” A kinda fleshy flesh. The kinda fleshy flesh that feels... Fleshy

I really enjoyed this film when I first saw it. A great mix of scary monsters and bad people. Also the ending was wild.