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On the set of Stephen King’s The Mist in Bedford

By Tammy Fancy 6 January 2017 Share this story

Read Sarah Sawler’s story about the shoot and what it means for Nova Scotia’s film industry here.

This story was originally published in Halifax Magazine.

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