Title DossierHorror

Pet Sematary

HorrorMysteryThriller

Dr. Louis Creed and his wife, Rachel, relocate from Boston to rural Maine with their two young children. The couple soon discover a mysterious burial ground hidden deep in the woods near their new home.

Year

2019

Duration

1h 41m

IMDb

5.7

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Cast

Dennis Widmyer

Director

Kevin Kölsch

Director

Amy Seimetz

Rachel

Cast

Dennis Widmyer

Director

Kevin Kölsch

Director

Amy Seimetz

Rachel

Jason Clarke

Louis

John Lithgow

Jud

Suzi Stingl

Norma

Nina Lauren

Nurse Nina

RL

Raphaël Laporte

Party Guest

Sonia Maria Chirila

Young Rachel

Linda E. Smith

Rachel's Mother

Jeté Laurence

Ellie

Naomi Frenette

Upset Student

LL

Lucas Lavoie

Gage

Alyssa Brooke Levine

Zelda

Obssa Ahmed

Victor Pascow

Frank Schorpion

Rachel's Father

Kelly Lee

Nurse Kelly

Maria Herrera

Marcella

HL

Hugo Lavoie

Gage

Alison O'Donnell

Party Guest

Stephen King

Writer

Jeff Buhler

Writer

Matt Greenberg

Writer

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Merhawi🌴Mar 29, 2023

Just to clarify this right off the bat. This movie is NOT a remake. It is another film adaption based on the 1983 novel by the master of horror, Stephen King. I get sick and tired of people saying 'another useless remake' etc etc. But this film is not. The same as with IT : Chapter One from 2017. Now that is out of the way.... Jason Clarke and Amy Seimetz are amazing in there roles of Louis and Rachel Creed. And Jete Laurence who plays there young daughter Ellie also puts on an amazing performance for someone at her young age. John Lithgow also stars and nothing needs to be said about him, as he is great in everything. It's a shame the morons behind the marketing spoiled one of the biggest changes in the movie trailers. Whoever gave them the go ahead to release such a spoiler filled trailer should be fired. The movie is set up perfectly to have that come as a major suprise, and it would have been if the idiots didn't spoil it. If I were the directors I would have been furious. And speaking of changes, the changes do work in the film. If you are a fan of the novel or of the first adaption from 1989, don't go in expecting it to be the similar to either. The film is bleak and dark which of course is what the subject matter is about. Life, love and death are the themes. The film has some jump scares but nothing too jarring or constant. The film is not too graphic, as what others will lead you to believe. I really enjoyed this film. I still prefer the first film adaption a little bit more as I have watched it probably around 100 times since it came out in 1989. But I assure you, I will be watching this adaption many many more times over the years and I can't wait to buy it on both DVD and Blu Ray

user366274153422Mar 29, 2023

Went to a special showing Thursday night and it was the BEST horror movie remake ever! The cast did a great job! The movie kept you on your toes the entire time! It was scary, eerie and heart pounding which I loved every minute! For those who love horror movies, GO SEE THIS MOVIE!!!!

Siku NkhomaMar 29, 2023

Pet Semetary This movie was great from start to finish, it all started so innocuously and then the menace and tension built and built. The husband/father played by Jason Clarke as the normal guy next door brought an intensity and warmth to the screen. This really was a class act, we had him in Aftermath and now this. His on screen presence is so underplayed that you don't notice the skills he applies to the micro-gestures and fleeting emotions he conveys with the eyes. The neighbour, played by John Lithgow was masterfully realised, solid as a rock here and the wife played by Amy Seimetz was the icing on the cake. Whoever cast this movie got it spot on, how a lovely fluffy tabby could scare the b'jesus out of us was brilliant. Within its genre this is nearly perfect on every front, script, cast, plot, music, direction and cinematography.