Jason Clarke stars in a new movie version of Stephen King's "Pet Sematary," and his performance makes things more real — and terrifying.

Jason Clarke, John Lithgow lead well-handled remake of 1989 horror flick

“Look, he’s right there,” Ellie says, and she points towards the closet. Her parents have come to tell her that her cat ran away — softening the real...

Led by some fine performances, this is an impressive and intense example of how to adapt Stephen King.

This second adaptation of the novel, following on from Mary Lambert’s 1989 film, both upholds King’s work and betrays it

Review: A family move in beside a graveyard that brings animals back to life

Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer have directed the second adaptation of Stephen King’s 1983 bestseller.

Let’s start with the fart. Or rather, lack of one. In the original text of Stephen King’s earthy horror classic, a Boston couple relocate to rural Maine ...

2019’s Pet Sematary is one of the more dull and needless movie adaptations to exist, yet I have a sneaking suspicion that it’s also going to make million...

Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer’s new horror movie is the second adaptation of Stephen King’s classic horror tale, and it asks fascinating questions abo...

SXSW 2019: Whether you're familiar with the Mary Lambert-directed original or coming in cold, this creepy tale will get under your skin

A new adaptation of the gripping horror novel fails to access its source material’s dark power.

Pet Sematary is proficiently tense, dashingly macabre and soaked in nightmarish tones that thrive on audience screams.