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Pet Sematary II
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Director:
Writer (WGA):
Richard Outten (written by)
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Release Date:
28 August 1992 (USA) See more »
Genre:
Tagline:
Raise some hell. See more »
Plot:
The ancient Indian cemetery with the power to raise the dead returns and influences the lives of new residents. Full summary » | Add synopsis »
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Awards:
2 nominations See more »
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(8 articles)
User Reviews:
Nothing for Furlong to Do See more (99 total) »

Cast

  (in credits order) (verified as complete)

Edward Furlong ... Jeff Matthews

Anthony Edwards ... Chase Matthews

Clancy Brown ... Sheriff Gus Gilbert
Jared Rushton ... Clyde Parker

Darlanne Fluegel ... Renee Hallow
Jason McGuire ... Drew Gilbert
Sarah Trigger ... Marjorie Hargrove

Lisa Waltz ... Amanda Gilbert
Jim Peck ... Quentin Yolander
Len Hunt ... Director Frank
Reid Binion ... Brad
David Ratajczak ... Stevie
Lucius Houghton ... Puppeteer

Wilbur Fitzgerald ... First Assistant Director
Elizabeth Ziegler ... Steadicam operator
Ken Fisher ... Assistant Steadicam Operator
Gil Roper ... Electrician

Robert Easton ... Priest

Judson Vaughn ... Reporter
Bruce Evers ... Mover
Janell McLeod ... School Teacher
Christy Dennis ... Susan
Rick Andosca ... Pathologist
Joe Dorsey ... Caretaker
Donna Lowry ... Newscaster
Emily Woodward ... Twins' Mother
Amanda Mitchell ... Screaming Twin
J.L. Parker ... Potato Truck Driver
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Bart Mixon ... Bumbling Technician (uncredited)
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Directed by
Mary Lambert 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
Richard Outten (written by)

Produced by
Ralph S. Singleton .... producer
 
Original Music by
Mark Governor 
 
Cinematography by
Russell Carpenter 
 
Film Editing by
Tom Finan 
 
Casting by
Sharon Bialy 
Debi Manwiller 
Richard Pagano 
 
Production Design by
Michelle Minch 
 
Art Direction by
Karen Steward 
 
Set Decoration by
Susan Benjamin 
 
Costume Design by
Marlene Stewart 
 
Makeup Department
Judy Wilson Colonie .... assistant makeup artist
Bill Johnson .... local makeup effects
Steve Johnson .... special makeup effects creator
Bart Mixon .... special makeup effects artist
Dan Platt .... special makeup effects artist (uncredited)
 
Production Management
Andy Howard .... executive in charge of production
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Nancy Blewer .... second second assistant director
Peter Chesney .... second unit director
John Wildermuth .... second assistant director (as John Wildermuth Jr.)
 
Art Department
Kirsten Anderson .... art department coordinator
Dwight Benjamin-Creel .... assistant property master
Gina B. Cranham .... set designer
Andrea Dietrich .... storyboard artist
Andrew Seward Duncan .... property assistant
Sean Fallon .... on-set dresser
Tony Kupersmith .... construction coordinator
Swift Moseley .... key greens
Bob Renna .... set dresser
Timothy Dolph .... dead animal effects crew (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Peter Bergren .... temp sound effects editor
J. Paul Huntsman .... supervising sound editor
Shirley Libby .... sound mixer
Myron Nettinga .... sound effects editor
Adam Sawelson .... sound editor
Richard Thomas .... sound effects editor
 
Special Effects by
David P. Barton .... special effects makeup and animatronic supervisor: XFX Inc.
Brent Binion .... puppeteer: XFX Inc.
Billy Bryan .... special effects technician: XFX Inc.
Jackie Caydam .... special effects technician: XFX Inc.
Peter Chesney .... special effects supervisor
Scott Coulter .... special effects technician: XFX Inc.
Robert Kato DeStefan .... special effects technician: XFX Inc.
Diane Duncan .... makeup effects production coordinator: XFX Inc.
David Dupuis .... special effects technician: XFX Inc.
Preston Foerder .... puppeteer: XFX Inc.
Joel Harlow .... special effects technician: XFX Inc.
Richard Huggins .... special effects: truck crash sequence
Rick Lalonde .... special effects technician: XFX Inc.
Peter Linz .... puppeteer: XFX Inc.
Dean W. Miller .... special effects coordinator
Bart Mixon .... special effects makeup and animatronic supervisor: XFX Inc.
Tanya Ridenour .... special effects technician
Brian Sipe .... special effects makeup and animatronics assistant: XFX Inc.
Kirk Skodis .... special effects technician: XFX Inc.
Shaun Smith .... special effects technician: XFX Inc.
Heidi Snyder .... special effects technician: XFX Inc.
Trey Stokes .... lead puppeteer: XFX, Inc.
Tom Williamson .... animatronics assistant: XFX Inc. (as Tom 'Tomcat' Williamson)
 
Stunts
Terry Jackson .... stunt double: J. L. Parker
Bobby Porter .... stunt double
John Robotham .... stunt coordinator
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Allen Barnwell .... electrician
John Bramley .... still photographer
Jeffrey A. Johnson .... best boy grip
Michael Kelem .... aerial camera operator
Bret Lanius .... assistant camera
Lloyd Moriarity .... key grip
Greg Morse .... 24 frame video
Dino Parks .... gaffer
Joth Riggs .... video assist operator
Thom Willey .... second assistant camera: second unit
 
Casting Department
Craig Fincannon .... location casting
Mark Fincannon .... location casting
Len Hunt .... extras casting
 
Editorial Department
Donald Freeman .... final colorist
Brian Katkin .... assistant editor
Karen Kory .... assistant film editor
 
Music Department
Charles Martin Inouye .... music editor
 
Transportation Department
Stu Dodge .... driver
Geno Hart .... transportation coordinator
 
Other crew
Stephen Crocker .... production assistant
Christopher Didiot .... craft service
William Shane Grisco .... animal trainer
Jesse Long .... script supervisor
Sonya Lunsford .... payroll accountant
Eric Mofford .... location manager
Lucas Moore .... set teacher: Atlanta
Senia Phillips .... animal trainer
Stephen Roland .... craft service
Timothy Stone .... assistant location manager
Tom Williamson .... puppeteer
Jeanine Wilson .... accountant
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
"Pet Cemetery II" - USA (orthographically correct title)
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MPAA:
Rated R for strong horror violence, and for sexuality and language
Runtime:
100 min
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1.85 : 1 See more »
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Did You Know?

Trivia:
Both this movie and the original film Pet Sematary (1989) feature songs by The Ramones during their closing credits.See more »
Goofs:
Revealing mistakes: The casket is too small for a woman.See more »
Quotes:
Gus Gilbert:Get your ass out here Drew Gilbert, front and center!
Drew Gilbert:He is gonna kick my ass!
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Movie Connections:
References Pet Sematary (1989)See more »
Soundtrack:
POISON HEARTSee more »

FAQ

What are the differences between the Theatrical Version and the Workprint?
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Nothing for Furlong to Do, 23 January 2010
Author: bean-d from United States

I enjoyed the first "Pet Sematary" and rented this because I wanted some cheesy entertainment. It won't disappoint if one is looking for cheese, but on most every other front it will. The main problem is that Edward Furlong, our protagonist, has virtually nothing to do. Clearly he was cast because of his participation in "Terminator 2." While I find Furlong to be somewhat grating (the pubescent cracking of the voice and the eyes glowering under too-long bangs), he did create a coherent character in "T2." Yet here he is given very little dialogue and exists to merely sleepwalk through scenes. I kept waiting for him to respond to his tormentors with some biting comment, or have some insight into death, but he is a cipher. If he had been a proactive character--at least as interesting as the bully and the abusive sheriff--this movie would have been an above average horror.

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