A group of teenage friends from rich families seal themselves in a secluded Cape Cod vacation home when they believe a dangerous gas has escaped from a nearby factory and the resulting fog may cause them to be infected by rage. Is the fog the cause of rage or are the friends playing into their own paranoia and becoming their own worst enemies? FOG CITY does a great job of building tension among the friends while leaving some doubt about what is going on. My only issue is what the director includes for the end credits which serve no point to show the director doing some stunt driving and repeating the footage from the beginning of the end credits as an end credit scene. The standout actress in the cast is Victoria Konefal and I hope she continues to grow to all types of roles.

EXTRAS:
the only extras that come in this blu-ray package is the movie on DVD in standard definition and a HD digital movie code which you can redeem on VUDU. I do wish there were some making-of extras on this release.

FINAL ANALYSIS: FOG CITY is an enjoyable and tense psychological horror movie. It even sets it up for a sequel if Steve Wolsh ever wants to do one. Hopefully, that sequel will improve on whatever shortcomings this movie has.

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