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Pet Sematary
The family consists of four members: the young Dr. Louis Creed, his wife Rachel, their daughter Eli and their three-year-old child. The family moved from an old house to that new house, located in a rural area and on an annoying highway in Ludlow, Maine. Perhaps the real tragedy in this new house will be when Rachel's life is accidentally killed by a horrific accident on the road. After a friendly neighbor's advice, Louis decides to bury her in the old Mikmak cemetery. A real tragedy and dramatic situations meet Doctor Louis, who is still plagued and forced to return to the Indian cemetery because he feels the hope is in the cemetery despite numerous advice and severe warnings from Lewis, who died recently. Perhaps it is the real tragedy of the family behind this new house.
22 February 1986, Apple Valley, California, USA
8 October 1959
15 September 1953, Los Angeles, California, USA
12 November 1931, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
6 September 1980, New York City, New York, USA
29 March 1930, Middlefield, USA
September 20, 2012
...one of the most witless horror movies I've sat through, essentially a zombie ghost story that's wholly predictable throughout.
May 20, 2013
It bombs despite King adapting the screenplay from his novel.
November 11, 2004
Could have been better, but still worth to take a look
June 29, 2005
corny thriller
November 03, 2007
Typically creepy Stephen King fodder.
March 03, 2014
Without any real scares, there's no reason at all for this movie to exist.
January 28, 2005
A ghost, a zombie cat, a murderous toddler, and Herman Munster... What's not to love?
August 05, 2013
A silly and tedious horror drama...
October 05, 2012
a flawed, but still bracingly horrific film of ideas, one that maintains with substantial impact the novel's tragic themes about death and the limitations of human control
September 17, 2015
This a silly movie, also overwrought, fusing the two until it approaches something grand and gonzo and tragic and meaningful.
October 16, 2008
Haunting, sorrowful and reverberatingly eerie. Above all, Pet Sematary is a remarkably mature and thought-provoking look at the mysterious nature of death and the complexity of the grieving process.