Pet Sematary Two (Pet Sematary II) (1992)
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" After the horrible electrocution of his divorced mother in a freakish film-set accident, the troubled thirteen-year-old boy, Jeff Matthews, and his father, Chase, move to his hometown of Ludlow, Maine, to make a fresh start. However, as Jeff struggles to leave the bad memories behind him, his only friend, Drew Gilbert, tells him about the ancient Indian burial site with the otherworldly reanimating powers, intent on testing it on his loyal dog, Zowie. Indeed, the myth is real; nevertheless, "

"31.10. SkyShowtime Clancy Brown vakuutti, että vähän voi etsiä uutta hassua paskaa kuitenkin. Tällä on aika hyvä meno läpi elokuvan. Itse elokuva toimii hassuna paskana varmaan edeltäjäänsä paremmin, koska on hauska myös sitä yrittäessään. Silleen käänteisesti jälleen. Kuinka huono voisi edes olla elokuva, jossa sheriffi Clancy Brown (vielä ihan elävien kirjoissa) katselee myhäillen nussivia pupuja, samalla pupua sylissään silitellen?"

" First Viewing Viewing Date: April 23rd Via: Stan. Plot: A teenage boy and his father move to his recently-deceased mother's hometown, where they encounter the ancient Native American cemetery with the power to raise the dead. Rating: 5.6/10 Why Did I Watch It? I've been meaning to watch this sequel since I first saw the original movie, and it has been on my Stan. watchlist for some time. I was hoping to wait until October, but it leaves Stan. soon."

"I initially didn’t like the film, given it’s more of a dark comedic film, than the first movie, which granted had it’s dark comedic moments, the tone was consistent throughout. However, after rewatching I had to admit. It’s actually not all that bad. With Clancy Brown, being the movie’s main highlight."

" Directed by: Mary Lambert Produced by: Ralph S. Singleton and Shashak Shambharkar Based on a concept by: Stephen King Written by: Richard Outen Cinematography: Russell Carpenter Edited by: Tom Finan Music by: Mark Governor Distributed by: Paramount Pictures "

"First viewing - June 27th After dinner I decided to have a horror double feature based (somewhat in the case of this film) on Stephen King's works. I'd long suspected that this sequel didn't need to exist, but I've seen some people say it was not as bad as you'd expect. I finally caved and while it's got some moments that I liked overall it's a mess. Focusing primarily on child actors doesn't fully work here, and it reinforced my belief that Edward Furlong wasn't much of an actor. One character"

"Some times dead is better. The heart of man, is even more harder than the stone of the ground. And darker."

"Often Hated For: Changing the focus of the story to other people (or for being a sequel to a movie that was derided/loved), it's crazy characters and scenarios, and not being based on an actual book. Reason I Love It: I'm in the minority that finds the first Pet Sematary particularly bad as an adaptation (tons of stuff was left on the cutting room floor) and as a movie (the acting from the leads alone)so I always find great pleasure in seeing its sequel actually show the influence of the virtu"
“I avoided this movie forever for a variety of reasons and that's a real shame. I now believe this sequel was very unfairly maligned by critics and audiences alike. Pet Sematary Two got more of what made the book great right than the horribly truncated (and terribly acted) original despite not being a direct adaptation of anything in King's oeuvre. To discuss this movie I must first briefly talk about its predecessor.
Admittedly, upon revisiting the original Pet Sematary after so many years and without my nostalgia and childhood glasses on....it wasn't a good adaptation in the least. It's major issue is that its leads are HORRIBLE actors (a downside that is thankfully countered by the magnificent Fred Gwynne as Jud Crandall) but it also suffers from the mystifying exclusion of el” read more