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

When the second trailer dropped for the new adaptation of Pet Sematary, reactions were divisive. A major departure in Stephen King’s overly familiar story ...

In Jordan Peele’s new movie and the latest Stephen King adaptation, the real bump in the night might be decades of suppressed trauma. Spoilers ahead!

It’s pretty ironic for a remake of an ’80s horror classic to choose the tagline “sometimes dead is better,” especially when “Pet Sematary” itself...

Haven't people read enough Stephen King novels to know not to move to small-town…

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

Stephen King's grief-horror gets a remake starring Jason Clarke. Read the Empire review.

Jason Clarke, Amy Seimetz, and John Lithgow star in the new adaptation of King's horror classic.

“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.

Amy Seimetz and Jason Clarke star in Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer's adaptation of Stephen King's 1983 novel 'Pet Sematary.'

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

Co-directors Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer improve on the 1989 adaptation in some regards, but still come up short in the end.

When Jason Clarke buries the family cat in a cursed graveyard, it comes back in a bad mood in 'Pet Sematary,' adapted from the Stephen King novel.

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

“Sometimes dead is better.”

The latest film adaptation of Stephen King’s classic 1983 novel “Pet Sematary” features a cat that only PETA can love. Called Church, he hurdles throug...

This one has a smoother feel than the 1989 movie, our critic writes. But despite some great jolts, it’s an uneven horror film.

The new revival of ‘Pet Sematary’ is your routine, cornball summer-scare flick that can’t wait for summer.

It’s hard to assign a rating to something like Pet Sematary. This new adaptation of thepopular Stephen King novel matches the book when it comes to dread a...

An unforgettable work of horror literature has once again been reduced to an eminently forgettable movie.

If there had been an Internet and fangirls and fanboys back in Stephen King’s film and TV adaptation heyday — the 80s to early 90s — he never would hav...

'Pet Sematary' changes a Stephen King's novel a bit, says Peter Travers, but the terrifying new version nails its dark spirit. Our review.

All the elements are there for a genuinely horrifying (as opposed to simply startling) movie: heck, two or three horrifying movies. You’ve got your woman t...

Paramount exhumes another Stephen King chiller.

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 ...

There's something somewhat hypocritical in remaking a horror yarn about the perils of not leaving something well enough alone. Much like Jason Clarke's Louis...

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...

A family moves to a rural home where they are welcomed and enlightened about the eerie 'Pet Sematary' cemetary located nearby.

★★☆☆☆Minor league cinematic Stephen King (the kitsch horror Pet Sematary from 1989) is given a glossy remake with a marginally better cast (Jason C...

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

It's creepy sometimes, but mostly lame

The appeal and the flaws of the original remain undiminished.

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

With so many bad Stephen King adaptations out there, why'd Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer decide to remake one of the genuinely scary ones?

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