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10. Pet Sematary (1989)<\/h2>\n

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The first on our list is the adaptation of Stephen King\u2019s Pet Sematary novel<\/a>, directed by Mary Lambertl. With a title difficult to spell and starring Dale Midkiff, Fred Gwynne, Denise Crosby and Blaze Berdahl, Pet Sematary is the story of the Creed family \u2013 Louis, Rachel, Gage and Ellie. After they move from Chicago to Maine, the Creed family thinks their lives will be quiet and peaceful.<\/p>\n

But living a step away from a highway is a small detail which they should had considered when choosing their home. Starting with the death of their cat, Church, which is later resurrected after being buried in the Pet Cemetery, though behaving strangely and violently, and later following the dead of their son, Gage, also ran over on the highway, the father tries the magical soil of the cemetery on their son. The result is almost as the one expected. Gage is brought back to life, but he is not alive.<\/p>\n

Small body, big hunger<\/h3>\n

Hidden behind their new house, there is the pet cemetery, which is far from being normal. Of course, for some of us, having a burial place where the local children bury their pets, is already not normal. Yet this one has an ancient burial ground which was used in the past by the Micmac Indians.<\/p>\n

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With the right instructions, you bury a corpse and you get back a living creature. In the case of Church the cat, it became more violent, less lively and more willing to rip apart mice and birds. In the case of Gage the child, he became a demonic zombie like creature, who develops an attraction for scalpels and uses them merciless. Not to mention his tiny deadly neck bites.<\/p>\n

Pet Sematary Two<\/h3>\n

While Stephen King\u2019s novel has no sequel<\/a>, Mary Lambert did make one in 1992, with the help of Richard Outten<\/a> as the screenplay writer. Starring Edward Furlong, Anthony Edwards and Clancy Brown, Pet Sematary two shifts to another family \u2013 the Matthews. Teen Jeff and his father Chase move to the same town from Maine as the Creeds after the death of the mother. Finding more about the Creeds\u2019 deaths, Jeff resurrects his friend\u2019s dog and develops an obsession for the process of bringing back the dead. Despite noticing on both animals and humans that the cemetery\u2019s magic does not exactly bring back people as they once were, but as cruel zombies, Jeff does not hesitate digging up his mother.<\/p>\n