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  • Official Trailer
  • Final Trailer

Movie Info & Cast

Synopsis

Sometimes, dead is better. Stephen King’s chilling novel of second chances is adapted anew. Louis and Amy Creed (Jason Clarke and Amy Seimetz) move their family to rural Maine. As the couple and their two young children settle in, they meet neighbor Jud Crandall (John Lithgow) and discover a mysterious burial ground for pets not far from their home.

Beyond that strange location, however, is another plot of land — and anything buried in this hallowed ground returns to a mangled semblance of life. When tragedy strikes, Louis Creed can’t resist the temptation to use that power to assuage his grief. His decision unleashes an evil which may consume the entire family.

Cast

  • Jason Clarke
  • Amy Seimetz
  • John Lithgow
  • Jeté Laurence
  • Hugo Lavoie
  • Lucas Lavoie
  • Obssa Ahmed
  • Alyssa Brooke Levine
  • Sonia Maria Chirila
  • Maria Herrera

Atom User Reviews

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Verified Review
#justokay
#predictable

The best part of the movie was seeing a highway sign that read “DERRY 20”.

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Tomas S
Verified Review

Just throw the whole movie in the TRASH 🚮🚮

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Chika J

Metacritic

38
Apr 4, 2019

The story has enough pathos to fulfill the expectations of a great tragedy, but the film feels like a commercial for something else entirely.

Metacritic review by Richard Scott Larson
Richard Scott Larson
Slant Magazine
75
Mar 18, 2019

Pet Sematary balances humor, drama, and horror believably while exploring the inner turmoil of a seemingly ordinary couple; though the script does not go far enough in establishing their new life and dodgy special effects hurt some scenes. Happily, the cast makes up for these flaws with great turns, lead by Jeté Laurence, whose performance is reason enough to watch the film.

Metacritic review by Bobby LePire
Bobby LePire
Film Threat