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King saying he wished he'd thought of that ending is probably the biggest praise you can get from an author whose story you're adapting.

David: kills everyone in the van Military: ._.

This movie and Romeo and Juliet have taught me that you should always cry for a couple of hours before making any really big decisions.

Ollie was SUCH a badass in the movie. Without him the crew wouldn’t have survived. He killed the religious nut, helped with all the pharmacy stuff, and shot a PTERODACTYL. Wow, he was my favorite part of this entire movie.

“Irene shuts her up with a can of peas.” “Irenes homemade flamethrower” Gotta love Irene

The end was fucking horrifying. He mercy killed everyone just before they were about to be rescued.

The grandma throwing a can of peas at the lady made me laugh way more then I thought it should

It's so cute hearing James say "the highest kill count so far" at 36.

Even Steven King himself admitted the ending was a clever twist.

David: Kills his friends and son and then realizes that the military was a few seconds away from saving them. David: *Replay last checkpoint*

Mrs.Carmody is definitely one of the most satisfying kills ever

Just finished the movie and probably the saddest detail about the ending was that we see the mother who left at the beginning survived with her children, which means that David might've been able to save his son (and maybe even his wife) had they left sooner. It was a very memorable ending, nonetheless.

K but this movie doesn’t make me scared of the mist, it makes me scared of the idea that during an existential crisis, I could be cooped up with a bunch of idiots

The ending was probably one of the saddest things I’ve ever seen

I never realized this before, but the bullets add up perfectly. It’s a six-shooter so, assuming it was fully loaded when they made moves to leave, the two shots that took down Carmody would leave only four remaining. To think, if Ollie had just gone for the headshot first, David wouldn’t have had to live with himself after the Mist finally cleared. Christ, this movie really does just keep getting more and more depressing.

I know that everyone has respect for olie but we can’t just forget how Melissa went back into the mist to go safe her kids and actually manage to do it without dying. She easily has my respect because I wouldn’t even of had the balls to attempt it.

The mist has literally the most heartbreaking ending I have ever seen in a movie ever. It’s genuinely the one ending that will stick with me forever. I can’t imagine what he was thinking when he saw the tank and the rescued people, knowing that he just mercy killed his son and the others for no reason. If they had just wanted literally 30 seconds.

He killed his friends and son only to discover that they where only a few seconds away from being saved. That’s a big OOF

Although Steven King says he wished he’d thought of this ending, i’m kind of glad he didn’t. I think if he had written it in the original source material, we would’ve expected it in the movie and it wouldn’t have had the same impact. The thing that really made this ending so heartbreaking was how everyone expected the original ending, then got something else.

I don't know why, but that lady asking in a desperate voice for someone to help her get back home to her kids and everyone looking away gets to me more than it should. It's such a small role but it's done so perfectly that I can't help but get sad and feel her desperation from that one line. Does anyone feel this or am I just weird?

The frickin grandma is a BADASS she should have survive, she alone could have killed all creatures with her diy flametrowher.

Hearing an elderly woman call another woman a “miserable buzzard” was my favorite piece of dialog from this entire movie.

This is literally the only movie that shows the military effectively able to deal with the supernatural issue that is happening.

6:40 Four years. It's been four years and I just now realized that that's the guy who played Raymond Holt in Brooklyn 99.

That ending is actually heartbreaking. If he had hesitated a little longer. His son, all of them could have lived...

“SOMETHING IN THE MIST!” **Proceeds to run into the mist**

Ollie and the old lady are truly well built characters and well made humans.

The mist and silent hill made me realize that sad endings and more animal shaped monsters in horror can be really good and effective.

Crazy to think that the highest killcount was in the 30's at one point and not in the 400's

That ending was soo HEAVY , holy shit.

RIP Andre Braugher. Every time I see his face it gets a little sadder.

That ending got me in tears. REAL TEARS. I rarely ever cry when watching a movie, and when I do, it wouldn't have any emotion to it like I had in the Mist. 10/10 must watch film

i dont know why, but ollie's face when he was so happy that he got all the doors open then instantly sad just made me feel bad

All of the elderly people in this movie are BADASS and you can’t deny it

Rip Andre you will be missed.

I love how they portrayed the monsters as more like animals. You can see the bugs only stung when they felt threatened, which is why Mrs. Carmody didn't get stung, she was being quiet and still. You can also see that the 4 winged creatures only preyed on the bugs at first. The giant spiders also are shown to use prey as nests for their babies, like parasitic wasps. The creatures also don't chase and kill people needlessly. Every time we see someone get killed by a monster, they were being hunted or used to feed offspring. These details clearly show that the creatures from the mist are animals from another world. The mist/fog surrounding the creatures is just how their atmosphere is. I'm guessing they come from a world that is very humid and the air is thick, so much so that clouds form at ground level. I'd really like to see a sequel to The Mist where a bunch of soldiers and scientists are sent to where the monsters came from to study the mist and its flora and fauna.

When I went to see The Mist, the audience actually cheered out loud when Marcia Gay Harden’s character died. Haven’t seen a movie before or since that that occurred.

Kill count records Most kills: - Ever: Final Destination (2000) (292) - Offscreen: Final Destination (2000)(287) - Onscreen: [•Rec]³: Génesis (2012) (161) - In a Superhero Horror: Brightburn (2019) (274) - In a Slasher: Jason X (2001) (25) - In a Zombie Movie: [•Rec]³: Génesis (2012) (161) - Male: The First Purge (2018) (60) - Blueberry Pie/ All Male: Jurassic Park: The Lost World (1997) (15) - Female: The Belko Experiment (2016) (35) - Unknowns: Final Destination (2000) (287) - Kids: Trick r' Treat (2007) (7) - In one scene: Final Destination (2000) (287) Kills on average: - Longest: The Shining (1980) (72 minutes) - Shortest: Final Destination (2000) (20.14 seconds) Kill count episode length: - Longest: It Chapter 2 (2019) (43 minutes, 16 seconds) - Shortest: Friday the 13th part 2 (1981) (6 minutes, 10 seconds) Movie Length: - Longest: It Chapter 2 (2019) (169 minutes) - Shortest: A Bucket of blood (1959) (65 minutes) Time to get to the first kill: - Longest: The Shining (1980) (2 hours, 8 minutes/ 128 minutes) - Shortest: Home Sweet Home (1981) (41 seconds/ 0.683 minutes) Miscellaneous: - Most Imbalanced Gender Distribution: Final Destination (2000) (287 unknowns, 3 male, 2 female) - Oldest Movie: Frankenstein (1931) - Most Diverse Gender Distribution: Evil Dead (2013) (2 male, 2 female, 1 male deadite, 3 female deadite, 1 unknown) Surprised nobody bothered to do this kind of stuff.

"The Mist"(2007) is an excellent horror sci-fi movie! The ending scene of the movie was Shocking and very unpredictable!

My family actually owns a house in Harrison Maine which is the town that borders Bridgeton ( where the movie is set). The store where it is set in the books is a real store that we frequently shop at and do things around. The lake we live on (long lake) is where stepehn king was where he wrote this and other classics like shawshank and the shining

"Does anyone know how to shoot a gun?" The three military men in the corner: Are we a joke to you?

The Mist: “I have the most kills.” The Belko Experiment: “No, I have the most kills!” The First Purge: *”FOOLISH MORTALS”* Final Destination: “I’m gonna do what’s called a pro-gamer move.”

This ending was so depressing I’m crying rn from Irene’s death, I liked her too much from the pea can and being brave. She also reminded me of my grandma so to see her go was really sad

I can’t believe that Andre Braughter was in this movie! I’ll never forget his role in Brooklyn 99 as Raymond Holt! It was heartbreaking when I found out that he passed away. May his soul rest in peace 😢

I want a movie abt that lady who went to find her kids by herself bc she must be a badass

Carol is a beast, survives through the mist and goes beast mode in the walking dead. She never told anyone she survived an alien invasion.

Rip Andre. Ain’t no 99 without you

Rest in peace, Andre. 99.

i started crying when they took out the soldier, since that scene i couldn't stop. The look on his eyes... All the fear, the sadness, begging for his life with a group of psycho watching him while he is on his own. What a powerful scene. And then the ending, damn, i felt like a child, it made me so weak.

“Which means Jake Peralta is getting a big promotion, NINE NINE!” I have never had so many emotions because of one line, rip holt 😂

THE KILLS 🔪🩸 2:49 parking lot dude 4:11 Norm 6:40 Norton & 6 others 6:59 biker dude 7:44 Tom 7:54 Sally 8:38 Hattie 9:39 4 pharmacy patrons 9:58 m.p. officer 10:11 Mike 10:23 Bobby 10:38 Joe 11:04 Morales & Donaldson 11:39 Jessup 12:04 Mrs. Carmody (thank god) 12:19 Myron 12:33 Ollie (rip) 12:48 Ambrose 13:20 Stephanie Drayton 13:33 girl on bus 14:16-14:28 Billy, Amanda, Irene & Dan really gut wrenching ending ngl

to go find terminu.... I mean save her kids" this had me dying

This is literally my biggest fear. Being stuck in a small place with killer bugs everywhere. I hate bugs.

"34 people died, the highest we've seen so far on the kill count" ah yes, the good old days

R.I.P. Andre Braugher

I love the way he recaps movies and kill counts in 2023 it sounds more like a real recap instead of a script love the channel keep it up

Pet Cemetary: has a sad ending The Mist: hold my beer

That shot of that giant creature walking in the mist is one of my favorite shots in any film ever. It's beautiful and terrifying and its design is awesome.

RIP, Andre Braugher. 💖

14:26 You know an ending is brutal when James makes this face

One thing I also noticed is that the army at the end comes from the direction that Davids car came from, meaning if they had driven in the opposite direction, they would all have survived.

I'm rewatching some of the old kill counts and although I love them just as much as new the new ones, I love seeing how far you've come. You have grown so much over the years as a host you used to talk so much faster and you give so much more detail about the behind the scenes and the making the movie in the KCs now and I absolutely love that. The editing and production value have come so far as well. Like I said I love the past videos and the new ones, I just think it's great to be able to go back and see all the growth from then to now. You and your team have done an amazing job growing the Dead Meat chann and I look forward to seeing what else is to come.

this is what brought me to this channel, and I know that you will probably never see this, but if you do, just know that at first, I was too much of a wimp to watch horror, but you showed that there were more than just simple jumpscare movies, and this has brought me to who I am today, I spend my days brooding over cosmic horror books and movies, and could not be happier. thank you, James A. Janisse ( whose name I recognize anywhere now) and the rest of the kill count crew. I love you guys.

Irene was an OG Grandma- Throwing peas, using makeshift blow torches and throwing shade like a bad ass!!

the ending was honestly heartbreaking, all of them in the van with no idea what to do then deciding to shoot themselves just to end the pain quicker, not knowing they were just a few minutes from being rescued. imagine the shock david felt all through him!

This is still one of my favorite Kill Counts. The Kit Kat bar and Beverly Hillbillies jokes were absolutely killer, I have no idea how you come up with this stuff but it's incredible.

I've been really struggling hard against my CPTSD the past few months, and this channel is almost singlehandedly keeping me from losing it entirely. IDK what it is about James, but I love falling asleep to this channel. 🥰

Ollie is the main character and we are living in his world...

The mist monsters saw Carol and were like: Yeah... I'm not even gonna try it.

That ending was a nasty punch in the stomach. Also, James looks really handsome clean-shaven!

"leaves to go find terminus- i mean her kids" LMAOOOOO i love it

*what happened to the guy who tried to catch the fog?* Well he *mist*

"Something in the mist...SOMETHING IN THE MIST!!!" *runs towards the mist*

The ending turns this movie from great to phenomenal imo. This is what a horror movie should be. Horrible. In terms of the outcome. It’s one of those endings you wish you could see again for the first time.

Carol going to save Sophia, Andrea and Dale staying behind. Perfect.

I will never look at foggy mornings the same way again

The worst part was when he basically killed them for nothing.

Andre Braugher 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

RIP to Andre Braugher 😢

Dang, I wanted Ollie and Irene to survive. I’m surprised Irene even lasted that long, normally sweet old ladies die off quick in horror movies.

Ahhh yes, the movie that's home to two kind of monsters everyone fears Lovecraftian Horror Shows, and Karens

I wish I could watch this movie again and watch the ending for the first time. Absolute chills

This is now a UKposts classic. One day this video will be 10 years old and I’ll watch it again

If there is one movie in the world I couldn’t be paid to rewatch it’s The Mist. I saw it as a kid and shortly after, our power cut out, so I was just sitting there in candlelight having nam flashbacks about the movie

" The tentacles keep popping up like ads on a hentai site"

I cried when Ollie, Ambrose and Myron died they were amazing

Not only the ending but the way it's acted and filmed, too. There's simply an _EXTREME_ amount of things to process over a _VERY_ short time frame, and the realization you'll live (and have to deal with it forever). How can you possibly convey this on screen?!? One of them was HIS OWN SON. Not to mention his wife having seen the MP. I don't know how to do it but the actor here did and there's the answer. Incredible

That is still one of the most horrible, depressing endings ever. Wow.

Dude I can't believe they killed off Ollie I'm so sad

I remember watching this movie for the first time and the ending hits you like a freight train. Such a good movie. Thanks for covering it 🙂

I remember watching this movie with my family pretty young...and after that ending I just went upstairs and cried for a while...one of the most genuinely upsetting things I will ever see in a movie

“Like pop-ups on a hentai site.” -James A Janisse

I never realized how many actors in this movie later end up on The Walking Dead.

Been watching most of your videos for the last couple of years now, and I can't help but to comment on your face at 14:26 being genuine, the absolute shocker this ending is. I honestly had this movie in my head for a week at least just because of that amazing, yet incredibly depressing, ending.

The irony is Carol survives while both Andrea & Dale died in this movie

the mist would actually make a great game with the military point of view

“The tentacles are popping up like pop up adds on a hentai site” wait a minute

I have never cried so hard over any piece of fiction as I did over the ending of this film, before or since.

You know, there's a lot of lessons to take from apocalypse and disaster movies. My personal favorite is "Avoid the crazy who starts quoting Revelations in times of crisis. It will end poorly for them and all around them"