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Dale Midkiff | ... | Louis Creed | |
Fred Gwynne | ... | Jud Crandall | |
Denise Crosby | ... | Rachel Creed | |
Brad Greenquist | ... | Victor Pascow | |
Michael Lombard | ... | Irwin Goldman | |
Miko Hughes | ... | Gage Creed | |
Blaze Berdahl | ... | Ellie Creed | |
Susan Blommaert | ... | Missy Dandridge | |
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Mara Clark | ... | Marcy Charlton |
Kavi Raz | ... | Steve Masterton | |
Mary Louise Wilson | ... | Dory Goldman | |
Andrew Hubatsek | ... | Zelda | |
Liz Davies | ... | Girl at Infirmary | |
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Kara Dalke | ... | Candystriper |
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Matthew August Ferrell | ... | Jud as a Child |
Eager to start afresh, the young doctor, Louis Creed, and his family--his wife, Rachel, their daughter, Ellie, and their three-year-old toddler, Gage--move to their new home in the small rural town of Ludlow, Maine, alarmingly close to a busy highway. However, after the inadvertent death of Rachel's cherished tomcat in an awful accident, reluctantly, a desperate Louis will take his friendly neighbour's advice to bury it in an ancient Micmac graveyard: a mystical burial ground imbued with alleged reanimating powers. Now, despite the terrible results and the insistent warnings from a recently deceased, tragedy-stricken Louis has no other choice but to go back to the Indian cemetery, in high hopes that, this time, things will be different. Nevertheless, can the dead truly return from the grave? Written by Nick Riganas
Pet Sematary is a very good horror film and believe it or not somebody can make a good horror film out of a Stephen King novel. Mary Lambert does a great job with this film and manages to bring across King's creepy story pretty well. Most people may avoid this, but they should check it out.