Pet Sematary
A doctor moves his family next to a burial ground that gives back what you bury there, changed.
Louis Creed moves his family to rural Maine, where a path behind the house leads to a pet cemetery and, beyond it, to older ground that does not give the dead back unchanged. King has called it the most frightening book he ever wrote, a novel about grief and the unbearable temptation to undo it. Relentless and genuinely upsetting. Guillermo del Toro called it unrelentingly dark and emotional, compulsive reading he would kill to film.
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Guillermo del Toro
Unrelentingly dark and emotional. Compulsive reading. Would kill to make it on film.
Tweet · October 2015
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