Although "Pet Sematary" is a largely dreadful film, it is slightly better and never as offensively bad as the first version. And a couple of the performances are pretty good—Seimetz and Laurence are both reasonably touching and believable in their roles and Lithgow's amiable old coot game is strong as well. "Pet Sematary" addresses issues of death and our unwillingness to accept it in a fun, frank manner. The dead don't always have it this good.
A new version of the author's tale of a haunted graveyard reminds you that sometimes dead is better — and that remakes aren't all bad. Chris Stuckmann reviews Pet Sematary, starring Jason Clarke, Amy Seimetz, John Lithgow, Jeté Laurence. Directed by Kevin Kölsch, Dennis Widmyer.
Pet Sematary is the scariest (and best) Stephen King movie in years: EW review. And their Pet Sematary dares to go to far darker places than you think from a big-studio movie like this (something that It could have used more of, frankly). Pet Sematary movie reviews & Metacritic score: After relocating with his wife Rachel (Amy Seimetz) and their two With all around solid acting performances, a dark and scary atmosphere and genuinely unnerving moments, Pet Sematary is not only a good adaptation, it's also a solid horror movie. Directed by Mary Lambert, that "Pet Sematary" was a squirrelly, wild-eyed movie. This version is more Hollywood smooth. It's very well-acted by Jason Clarke Directors Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer, showing puzzling distrust of their strong source material, overload the movie with arbitrary jump scares.
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While it's not excessively heavy on gore, it's plenty violent. Louis Creed (Jason Clarke) moves his family to a house in rural Maine, adjacent to a pet cemetery. When his daughter's cat dies, Louis soon finds the ancient burial ground beyond the cemetery can bring the dead back to life.
Pet Sematary Review: Sometimes Stephen King Movies Are Just Decent. Pet Sematary captures the bruality of King's source material, but its attempts to add shocking twists to the original narrative yield mixed results. Overall, "Pet Sematary" is a good horror movie that I'd recommend to those who are fans of either Stephen King or just fans of the genre in general. The acting that Pet Sematary had was pretty good, but needed a little bit of work.