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Pet Sematary is the book that Stephen King thought might be too horrific to publish. Its adaptation in a terrifying film in 1989 further cemented its place among the King canon, and now we have an all-new adaptation. But what about this version of Pet Sematary sets it apart?nnFor many Stephen King fans, there are non-scary books, there are scary books, and then there's Pet Sematary. The novel follows the Creed family as they move to rural Maine so that the patriarch, Louis, can take a job as the head of the University of Maine's medical service. Their new house is beside a road frequented by fast, heavy trucks that often claim the lives of local pets. As a result, neighborhood children have established a pet cemetery in the woods, complete with the misspelled sign that makes up the book's title. When his daughter Ellie's cat, Church, is run over and killed, Louis and his neighbor Jud Crandall bury the cat near the cemetery… but Church soon returns to the Creed family home. nnHowever, something's not right about the resurrected family cat.nnJust as Jud begins to regret bringing the cat back to life, another tragedy strikes the family. The Creeds' youngest son, Gage, is hit by another speeding truck, and Louis, shaken by grief and his new understanding of the pet cemetery, begins to ponder the unthinkable.nnWatch to know more about the new Pet Sematary remake!nn#PetSematary #StephenKing #HorrornnWhat is Pet Sematary? | 0:17nWhat makes this cemetery supernatural? | 1:17nNearly unpublished | 2:12nCinematic history | 3:07nA new movie | 3:47nMajor difference | 4:33nReckoning with that big change | 5:31nEaster egg hunt | 6:26nWhy the R-rating? | 7:19nRave early reviews | 8:06
