A Maldição Do Nevoeiro

This is a well done movie. The scripting is great for a horror movie. The acting is adequate. The pacing worked well for me.

The story confronts the characters with a mysterious danger they are very powerless against. Which is a nice dynamic.

As for as scariness it is not high on the scale for me at all. There were some suspenseful scenes but for me personally it wasn't that scary.

The creatures and Captain Davey Jones were awesome, and Miguel D. Dias once again shows us that we can make any villain become cool, another good work from him in this short movie.

The soundtrack is good, and the sets were also good.

I´ll give this one an 8, just for the performances and the story that is very spooky.

Just saw the movie yesterday, and it was a good movie, we all know that director Rui Constantino works on the low budget basis, but the things this man can do it´s just incredible, since i saw (The Thing Returns) i´ve became a fan of his movies.

And this one is a must buy for all fans who like ghost stories, i´ve always liked them since i was a child, so i got into this expecting to have fun and i did, the creatures were amazing, the ship was amazing, capt davey jones was very different from the ghost stories he was a creature but with a more powerfull look, along with his crew.

And once they got out of the fog the real threat was always present throughtout the movie, Miguel D. Dias (Captain Jones) does a great job at it, even if he doesn´t say a single word, his persona emerges from the depths to put fear on all of us.

The soundtrack is good along with the sets and the special effects.

I recomend this movie because it´s a lot of fun and if you like scary ghost stories like me, you will have a blast.

What we have here is some underwater curse legend of horror combined with ghostly creatures and I have to say that I enjoyed this film. In some ways it reminded me of Hitchcock's The Birds, very similar vibe and setting. The fog effects are brilliant in their simplicity.

Generally performances are good.

It uses its landscape shots, lighting, and music to create this almost old ghost story tone to it.

However, you spend enough time with all of them so much that when the fog finally comes you do have this feeling of worry ness that you don't what anything to happen to any of them.

Definitely seen worse and for a low budget a good job done by all.

The Fog... Davy Jones and the Flying Dutchman ghost story get together by the hand of Rui Constantino, that once again does not disapoint!

We've got CGI, reality and props to deliver us this short movie.

It has great coesion from start to finish - Simple, straight line that delivers a simple, but powerful story: modern crew finds an old artifact and his ghost keeper wants to reclaim, along woth his hord of ghostly monsters.

Miguel D. Dias gives life to Davy Jones with his unique way to perform and adds another vilain to his resumé, while the team form Last Road give life to the other ghosts awesomely.

So, this is a must watch short movie! You will not regret it.