Pet Sematary (1989) | Movie Review | First in Pet Sematary Review Series

In 1983, Stephen King published (in his own words) his most disturbing novel--"what if" his son or daughter had been run over by a semi-truck on the highly active roadway by their house? In fact, King didn't want to publish the novel, Pet Sematary, but he owed one to his publishers. To no surprise, the book became a hit, chilling readers to their very core. Six years later, King himself brought the adaptation to the big screen with big success at the box office and a luke-warm reception amongst audiences and critics. 30 years later--with the fresh release of a new adaptation of the novel--join Corbin and Allen as they revisit the old pet sematary to see whether there's anything left alive. Is the original Pet Sematary any good? Are you excited for the new film? Tell us in the comments below! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss the third installment in our M. Night Shyamalan retrospective movie review series and the continuation of our Mad Max movie review series with Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome! Catch up on our M. Night Shyamalan retrospective series before our upcoming release of The Sixth Sense! Many don't know that Shyamalan had two films before The Sixth Sense so listen now to Praying with Anger and listen to Wide Awake! If you like this podcast and want to keep episodes FREE then please Support Silver Screen Guide and receive exclusive bonus content!   iTunes SUBSCRIBE YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBE HERE OFFICIAL WEBSITE FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK FOLLOW ON TWITTER   Timestamps: Background Info       00:04:17 Summary                 00:26:25 The Meat                  00:32:11 Ratings                    01:35:56 Closing                    01:40:17   Silver Screen Guide is dedicated to delivering the best guides and reviews for movies, TV shows and video games. Follow our podcast for a new movie review every Monday and follow this YouTube channel for reviews and guides of brand new movies along with some classics. When you follow us on social media and share with your friends you’ll never miss a beat.