Pet Sematary

this movie is so sad and makes you think about your own mortality, it’s kinda scary at certain parts too, i also really appreciated how all the sensitive deaths were (mostly) off-screen, i didn’t appreciate the whole "indian burial ground" thing though, that didn’t age well

Before the film, I read a book and this was probably the second book where I cried. It’s sad and scary probably close to the end(at least for me).
I liked the movie, but it doesn't have the same feeling as if you read the book, therefore 7/10.
I advise everyone to read the book.

This movie takes what could be a simple premise and intertwines themes of guilt, denial, and apathy incredibly. On top of that the acting is great (it’s amazing that they found a kid actor that could pull off Gage) and there are several actually good jump scares

i grew up watching this—it’s eerie, unsettling, and laced with slow-building dread that only an 80s horror can bring to life. it’s not only scary—it’s tragic and sad. the concept of grief and loss is haunting, and it brings mortality into perspective.

kinda buns for it to be considered a horror classic…. the part where the baby is dressed like abraham lincoln is too funny

not bad