Horror novelist Stephen King makes sentences like Wonder makes bread-soft, insubstantial, easy to digest-but there`s no denying that he`s a popular artist of...

Read the Empire Movie review of Pet Sematary. Literary success fails to make the leap to film again, with another hacked-up, sloppy screenplay...

"Pet Sematary" (citywide) finds Stephen King at his farthest out, never more simultaneously compelling and repelling, but there's no denying that in Mary Lam...

Anybody buried there comes back to life. Some truly ghoulish moments but strains credulity.

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Mary Lambert's adaptation of Stephen King's darkest novel still has the power to scare.

Pet Sematary marks the first time Stephen King has adapted his own book for the screen, and the result is undead schlock dulled by a slasher-film mentality -...