Five films you should be watching every Halloween.

"Sometimes, dead is better."

Legendary Final Girl Heather Langenkamp has her own special connection to the history of Stephen King adaptations.

We dive into why Stephen King hates one of his most beloved creations, Pet Sematary.

The last Stephen King adaptation of the 1980s remains a horrifying and fascinating look at death.

A follow-up to 2019's Pet Sematary is in the works, and is building a really cool cast.

This new Pet Sematary sequel news once again has us wondering what this movie is about.

Exciting news about the developing follow-up to one of the scariest Stephen King stories.

Today, Pet Sematary is considered one of Stephen King's greatest novels, but it turns out the author almost didn't even release it at all.

Pet Sematary's original novel by Stephen King makes a more in-depth mention of a creature known as the wendigo, which was barely part of the movies.

Pet Sematary's 2019 remake paid due homage to Stephen King's source material, but the alternate ending would have amplified its darkness even more.

1989's original movie adaptation of Pet Sematary leaves Louis Creed's final fate ambiguous, but 1992 sequel Pet Sematary 2 clears things up.

Many fans of Stephen King's Pet Sematary have criticized the remake's decision to shift Gage's death to his sister, but the swap made sense.

Stephen King sent a notice to Paramount stating he would be taking the rights to Pet Sematary back in two years. Who has the rights to the story now?

Paramount's 2019 remake of Pet Sematary became a priority after Stephen King made it known he was taking back the rights soon, a new report reveals.

From the five different Churches to the twist that surprised even those who had read the book, here are some hidden details from Pet Sematary.

A new Cats video mashup combines the trailer with scenes from the remake of Pet Sematary, showing just how truly terrifying the musical really looks.

The directors behind the Pet Sematary remake discuss the reasoning behind the marketing's big spoiler!

I mean, how could you be mad at them?

Jason Clarke's fandom is strong.