The Film Den: Pet Sematary, Part 1 (Video Review/Retrospective)

In the very first episode of The Film Den, Dena tackles the movie adaptation of the classic Stephen King book. (ZOMBIE KITTY!!)
Originally uploaded to Blip on 2/15/2010.

[@nateg3081]

My Dad actually met Stephen Kings back in '89. He was touring with a band then, and they found out what his address was. So they parked in front of his house and said "Hi Mr.King!" And his response was "Hi kids, now get off of my property!" XD

[@Cyborcat]

Nice XD

[@gracekim25]

That’s amazing 🙂

[@zippoboyshaneshank8954]

Zelda always terrified me as a child. Growing up, only two movies ever scared me. Pet Sematary and The Shining, both for psychological reasons mostly.

[@IAmHermaeusMora]

I'm so glad I found your videos! You're one of my favorite film and media reviewers now! I remember watching Pet Sematary and several other Stephen King novel-film adaptations with my mother when I was younger, so it's really awesome to see this review, and I'm grateful that you review movies that you like instead of just pointing out the flaws in bad movies -- it's a nice change from watching other film reviews that just bear through the worst in cinematography with a huge dash of cynicism (which I still like, but I really do enjoy a variety of views). When it comes to the gore, one of my best "coping" methods is to actually think about how they designed the effects, and when you can see through that, it almost becomes cheesy and kind of hilarious (which is how I'm able to laugh through Jud's brutal death -- because if I'm not laughing, I'm cringing). Granted, there are some deaths that are just too brutal even for thinking "it's just red-colored corn syrup!" All the same, this review was awesome and I am totally in love with your videos, and now I'm probably going to binge watch most of them over the next week or so.

[@TheHeroOfTomorrow]

"Hello Mr. King, I'm your number one fan." I watched this review when it originally aired, but I didn't get that until just now. :P

[@kingqunt8567]

Annie?

[@Plysdyret1]

I've read the book in Dutch, Danish and German. I have watched the movie a zillion times!

[@orbert83]

I am so glad I stumbled upon this! I've been obsessed with this film since i was 5. I've always had some weird connection to it. I am currently reading the book, and almost finished with it. So the film has been on my mind constantly lately. i'm so glad to see i'm not the only one who has obsessed over this movie. Great review! That fall he takes off the bed is BRUTAL

[@Cyborcat]

+orbert83 Hilariously brutal =P Thanks, glad ya like it.

[@lucyluvsclutch]

Cyborcat would you by chance know if that fall was real? Because it sure looked like he got the corner of the night table in his eye

[@CountCallous]

lucyluvs clutch I believe the fall was completely by accident, but they decided to keep it in the final film.

[@zeeplez]

I bet you're glad that they're making a new one!

[@golgothavirus]

I love these actors so much I couldn't imagine anyone else playing these characters

[@skyhazel6205]

Many great performances in this flick, music was on point, lots of reliance on atmosphere and mood without TOO many jumpscares (although there were a number). Awesome movie all around. Why wasn't Dale Midkiff in more stuff?? His performance in this felt so natural (as did Rachel and Jud's, but as the protagonist a lot was riding on Louis). He played the early "straight" Louis well and seemed like a loving family man, and the later, more complicated Louis also very well.

[@YourBestBodEver]

You did an awesome job on this! You should do more. Thanks for uploading :)

[@plantemor]

I still remember this 2 part review you made of pet sematary to this day. I always loved your enthusiasm for the movies and games you reviewed. It was so refreshing on a site that was saturated with negativity.

[@matatosky]

Pretty cool. I actually saw a movie where the actor playing Pascow was a lawyer in, I believe it was a remake of "Judgement at Nuremberg". Took me awhile to spot him, but his voice gave him away. I totally marked out about it! like "Thats Pascow!! PASCOW!!" I dont know why exactly, but this movie and book really made a lifelong connection that I carry. It could be that I saw it as a kid (6-8 yrs old) and never forgot how haunting it still is for me.

[@orbert83]

+Rated MK17 right on! i saw it when i was about 5 and it has always stuck with me. Still terrifying to me. I'm reading the book now and its so creepy.

[@dreadknight09]

just saw an ad for the new Pet Sematary and had to watch this again

[@Chris-zb7vd]

This is one of my favorite SK movies. I read the book when I was a teenager. If I remember it correctly, Ellie was a pain in the ass in the book too. I remember Louis saying his hand itched to slap her at one point. Anyway I really enjoyed your review. I was laughing my ass off at some of the things you said. Love how down to earth you are and I can't wait to watch your next review.

[@Cyborcat]

Thanks very much ^.^

[@SupermanIII99]

Death is probably the hardest thing to discussing with kids, due to understanding

[@crybabyholly7226]

I hated the little girl she was so annoying ,but I loved the little boy he was adorible even after he was brought back from the dead.

[@funkyweapon1981]

I already pwayed wit mommy, now I wanna pway wit yeeew!

[@katyrye]

the little girl was annoying in the book too

[@Sam-Lawry]

She was like the kid in 'shinning'.

[@josephwilles29]

I saw you as a cameo on Phelous' channel, but I did not know your name. I am glad that I found this video. Consider me subscribed!

[@Cyborcat]

Awesome. Welcome aboard ^.^

[@superplushkolin7831]

This is my first Stephen King Movie and The first time I understood a Family Guy gag where Peter burys his father in a *PET SEMATARY*

[@SlimDeeZuL]

My Favorite Horror Movie! I even remember The Song we were listening to on The Radio before going inside The Theatre!

[@tyrant-den884]

Just watching clips from this reminds me how much scarier quiet can be compared to loud music.

[@evilapiary5860]

Like...put a goddamn fence around your yard, and don't let your kids just wander outside until you do. It's that simple.

[@buddhasuperstar1]

Believe or not I watched this movie 41 times; it was a long war here in Bosnia and I had this very movie on VHS. Lucky me. :-)

[@KCohere33]

I really like Pet Sematary. I think its pretty well done and genuinely scary.

[@lumpchunker5516]

I love to revisit this review every year around Spooky Time! 👻

[@rockerwoman]

Dale Midkiff also plays a serial rapist in a Lifetime movie where Elizabeth Montgomery (Bewitched) plays his overbearing, controlling mother. The flick is called Sins of the Mother. It's freakin' awesome. Love that dude. MAN, was he FIIIIINE, BITD.

[@maxime7]

one of my fav horror books and films!!

[@GonzaloWorl97]

As far as I remember, Jud was actually Louis father, but neither of them knew it. It´s interesting, because this is revealed at the very beginning of the book by the narrator, however it is never developed as a subplot nor even mentioned at any other point in the story.

[@Cyborcat]

I'm pretty sure you're remembering wrong--there's no way a writing flub like that wouldn't be a well-known fact. More likely their friendship was worded poetically, along the lines of "should have been his father" or something like that, and maybe you misinterpreted it--that sounds more like something SK would do, rather than randomly reveal something like that for no reason and then never bring it up again.

[@nathanforester5993]

I've heard some people say this is a zombie movie, it technically isn't since some of the beings are people that were victims of a creature called a Wendigo and some of them are Revenants.

[@trixiepixie5168]

pet semetary was one of the first Stephen king books I've ever read, and I've loved it ever since!

[@thehourglassfan3515]

Awesome review! I DEFINITELY NEED to read that one. I watched the movie though and it gave me the creeps.... 😱😱😱

[@Miyavisgirl1540]

Dale Midkiff was also in the romantic comedy Love Potion No. 9. He played Sandra Bullock's boyfriend.

[@robertthomas5794]

Watching this as a little kid, I was terrified of Zelda and her deformity, but now I kind of think Jud was the creepiest and scariest part of this movie.

[@alexmartin4232]

robert thomas How was Jud scary? did I miss somthing obvious

[@robertthomas5794]

+Alex Martin One of the first things he does after meeting this family is take them to the pet cemetery where he scares Ellie by saying it's where the dead speak, his delivery of that line is borderline creepy. Then when Church dies he takes Louis to the place where the dead walk, knowing it changes whatever is buried there for the worse, without telling him about it. He does this after saying children have to learn about death sometime. In the meantime, he's still getting closer to the Creed family. Finally after Gage dies, he's so worried that Louis will take him there that he falls asleep on the front porch smoking a cigarette instead of stopping him. Considering this is a Stephen King movie I doubt he was just a kindhearted man innocently trying to spare a little girl from grieving her pet. I think he was an evil old man trying to destroy the Creed family and he was also suicidal but didn't want to actually have to do it himself. He had to have known that Gage would come for him with how close he became with the family, which is why he never attempted to stop Louis.

[@lindabowen103]

The film adaption of Pet Sematary glosses over the Wendigo demon/spirit that is largely spoken of/referenced in King's novel,and is in fact the demonic presence that uses Gage's corpse as an avatar to torment & murder both Jud and the mother Rachel

[@daveruda]

I think Pet Semetary has tonal issues. Its kind of scary and disturbing sometimes and then its silly and cheesy sometimes. Its a shame because I think it would hold up much better if the scary vibe was maintained. As a kid the funny stuff was what made it watchable...It was almost too scary sometimes. So I guess that was what they were going for.

[@Cyborcat]

I get that. Personally, I kind of like that I can enjoy it on multiple levels, but I can see how the lack of consistency with the "mood" could put someone off.

[@Jackert86]

i love pet sematary so much and first watched it 20 years ago when i was 10. this review of it is the best thing ever!!! you rock

[@shmee123ful]

Something that I don't get is why Pascoe in lead Louis 2 the cursed burial ground as he tries to warn him and his wife away from it throughout the movie

[@Ghoulstille]

If you look on google maps in Bridgton, Maine you will see that Stephen King took character names from some of the streets in the town. He mentions in the thanks in the book that he had help from two friends who lived there with medical references and also burial customs in North America.

[@Cyborcat]

Ah, that's interesting.

[@ADAMTHEKILLJOY]

Nice to be reminded of this review.

[@456SoWhatLeavemealone]

The actor who plays Rachel is also the mom in Mortuary. It's a hilarious B grade horror movie you should watch for a good laugh.

[@john21716]

If you're a Stephen King fan, I highly recommend The Dark Tower series. Eight books which are nothing short of amazing. It took me three months to go through them and it is very much worth it.

[@Cyborcat]

Been there, done that =P

[@user-pf7qg9lc6p]

Pet sematary, cult classic really, i dont know masterpiece, cult is more, also genious actor choices!

[@Julia-2709]

Hey just a nightmare...OR WAS IT made me flinch, really strange because I know the movie by heart.

[@ArtofLunatik]

Rachels sister traumatized me

[@FarelTheGiraffe]

wait wait wait, this was the first Film Den??? Also... it's been over 4 years since this was online???? My how time flies! Still excellent, but....... damn you Dena for being so great at these videos, I DON'T LIKE BEING SCARED, but you make me watch them with your very likeable performance!

[@janitahartwell1254]

i am a huge Stephen King and Brad Greenquist fan! my fave character would have to be Victor Pascow. He is so damn handsome!

[@petestone6001]

what about zelda?

[@janitahartwell1254]

Yes, Zelda is also one of my faves but I would have to admit the first couple times I watched the movie, her character really freaked me out. LOL! The lines she says are hilarious! I tease my sister with her line sometimes cause her name is Rachel too!

[@petestone6001]

that's the thing that appeals to me in horror. not much charachters like that freak. ;-)

[@petestone6001]

it is hard to say that zelda looks cute though :-)

[@janitahartwell1254]

LMAO!!! I totally agree with that statement Sam! Thank for making me laugh this morning!

[@cretinousjester3475]

I watched both reviews and.....great work Dena. Great review of what I consider King's best work.

[@Cyborcat]

Thanks very much ^.^

[@Rhoodah]

Oh this movie is SO creepy! The hissing cat scene always get my non-existing back hair to stand up!

[@nicolehardwick3630]

Hilarious and point on!!!! I'm reading the book again AFTER years which brought me here n I agree with your EVERY word. Especially about Ellie Lmaooooo Can't stand Ellie

[@petestone6001]

2 things scared me the most: -the intro song -zelda!!!!!!!!!god,that's the scariest bitch i've ever seen.

[@Deathshot84]

awesome flick the second is pretty good too heard a rumor about remakes but who knows if they'll make them u rock btw :-)

[@ProfessorFailure23]

5:44 best part of the video

[@Cyborcat]

*cringe* If you say so =P

[@jokerz7936]

Dale Midkiff had a time travel tv series in the 90's called Time Trax on for 2 season. Basic plot criminals use time travel in the future to escape justice by going to past. So him and his hologram A.I. going to the 90's to catch them. Pretty good and worth a watch.

[@Cyborcat]

Oh yeah, I vaguely remember that.

[@gracekim25]

Hello 👋 Phelous’ pet sementary 2 review brought me here🙂 20.7.22

[@daveKoRnfan]

Thanks for the excuse to re watch this :)

[@nextgenwarrior]

Just finished the audiobook of this, read by Dexter Morgan himself Michael C. Hall, was the first time I'd "read" it in years. It had always been a favorite, but I forgot just how good it was. Still remains the only King novel I ever found genuinely scary. Also, holy crap did they age Zelda up for the film or what? In the novel she's only a couple of years older than Rachel, so she should've been like..10. She looks like an adult in this. Would have been far creepier, far more impactful if they kept her young.

[@anthonysandoval5512]

This was one of the movies I lived growing up. In regards to what you say about Ellie while I don't think her voice is awful I do think her acting could've used some work. Also it annoys me that she has no part in the end of the movie but that's just me.

[@Cyborcat]

For what it's worth, this is a very old video. I'd probably go a lot easier on Ellie if I were to make it now.

[@-MrFozzy-]

………are you mockin me with that out-fiit?!

[@chazsteiner1372]

King also said that it is his least liked book, because if Gages death scene.

[@Sam-Lawry]

The 'tip' is hate speech now...we re on a Orwellian dystopia . My sweet childhood..with return of the living dead,Hellraiser,Evil dead,Dellamorte... They should make a sequel with rachel as a ’shining’ child,the second one is a funny cheesy nanar. Do you know if a making of,a special edition with bonus were released? I will be happy to see,this movie is a part of my child like,Goonies,Splash,Stand by me,battery not included and Child of glass..a nice oldschool disney with a really classic ghost girl.. Thanks

[@Cyborcat]

+fatalfury1994 I don't recall if it's labelled as special edition or not, but the version I have has a making-of documentary and director's commentary.

[@Sam-Lawry]

Cyborcat The actual bluray all zone with a cat on cover (church)? If yes,I will take it,that's a great making of (like the scream factory for Army of darkness,really complete)? Thanks

[@Cyborcat]

+fatalfury1994 I don't know about that--I just have it on DVD.

[@Sam-Lawry]

Cyborcat I just bought it,a new bluray release with the same features than your 2006 dvd. Happy,but I will also check if others making of without copyright exist (like many others cult movies).

[@joeyvance9431]

+Cyborcat no fair (Louise lights house on fire)

[@eareimaj]

I just got the 4K version of this movie.

[@Beanmachine91]

subbed!

[@cooldood1025]

If this is ever remade - I vote for Anthony Bourdain as Judd.

[@joshbarnard]

Just finished the book after watching this review :)

[@shmee123ful]

a Wendigo that's an interesting myth creature to have around. now its main stick is that people that preformed cannibalism, murder or were extremely greedy would be possessed by a Wendigo and be driven to either harm those closes to them or consume more and more human flesh and be cursed to have a hunger that was never satisfied. now while normally its not related to things like resurrection there are a few myths of some those were possessed by a wenigo that there hunger grew so great that even death could not keep them and they would rise to feed again. is it possible that someone used the resurrection spirt circle thing to bring back a loved one and that well zombie is still around stalking the wood?

[@francescagatica2799]

What's wrong with Ellie Creed? She was like the strongest member of the family. I loved her in the story as well as in the movie.

[@Cyborcat]

Like I said, I find her voice annoying. Had no problem with her in the book or audio drama, I just didn't care for the actress(es) who played her in the movie.

[@javiergonzalez1393]

Cyborcat I agree. I hate to say it, but Blaze Berdahl who played Ellie, to me, was the only person that got on my nerves in the movie. No offense to her, but her character in the movie came across as just a brat. The film is not without its flaws, but as a whole, looking back, there are so many good qualities about the film that the remake they are working on will not be able to capture the same charm again. I know that some people have complaints about certain parts of the film, but I'd point out that the atmosphere and photography really gave it a gothic horror vibe throughout. The kid who played Gage, Miko Hughes was adorable, yet creepy in his performance. For such a small kid to be able to do the acting he did is great. A lot of good elements stood out to me, like even the cat they chose to play Churchill. Even the cat acted great, like when the dad had to put it down near the end, how it laid on the ground as if dead. I mean, that is probably the scariest looking cat I've ever seen in a film! Another thing is the makeup. They did a fantastic job on the horrific makeup and prosthetics they used, like the prop of Judd when Louise finds him dead, or the makeup effects on Zelda. Then there is the haunting Elliot Goldenthal score. In my opinion, the best scenes involved Fred Gwynne, Miko Hughes, and Andrew Hubatsek (Zelda) then Dale Midkiff, Denise Crosby are second best on the scale. Then, Brad Greenquist (Victor Pascal) who I thought could have been a little bit better, but it worked for the most part. Last on the scale is Ellie. I just did not like the performance at all in the film. She did not come across that way in the book, if I can remember. There are just so many memorable and disturbing scenes in the Pet Sematary movie that overall I'd say it's one of the best adaptations from King's books. It's not as well directed as say, Misery or the Shining, but it still works for me on so many different levels, and is still pretty disturbing to watch to this day.

[@TheZipperDragon]

How did church die again? It feels like they're implying he got hit by a truck, but the body is far too intact, & they peel him off the grass. Seems a bit far from the road to be hit by a truck.

[@Cyborcat]

He definitely got hit by a truck. It was foreshadowing what happened to Gage.

[@TheZipperDragon]

It just feels kinda weird with it being in the grass, but I guess I can forgive how intact it is, since Gage seemed pretty intact too.

[@gabrielmazuca8256]

oh I'm loving this review, and I'm so glad that I'm not the only one who thought Ellie was was annoying as fuck...😂 lol

[@eddihurta7173]

I came from Phelous review

[@joshburns4611]

Lmao nice Misery reference during King's cameo.

[@funkyweapon1981]

Cats can be very scary.

[@scottaznavourian5791]

Curch was only evil to louis though....ellie never notices a change in his behavior (just that he smells) and rachel even lets him sleep on her bed

[@Cyborcat]

Mostly, but he does distract Judd so Gage can slice his Achilles's tendon (and purrs afterwards). Also, Rachel was heavily drugged in the scene you're talking about, so I doubt she LET Church onto the bed so much as he probably hopped up there while she was asleep to piss off Louis.

[@scottaznavourian5791]

@@Cyborcat actually she is not sedated in that scene...that is after the funeral not gages death. Btw from what ive seen from the remake church is far more actively evil this time

[@bigronnie9629]

I used to have that exact Nightmare On Elm Street 4 poster as a kid. Where do you find your vintage posters?

[@Cyborcat]

I don't remember, I've had them so long. The Nightmare on Elm St one I either ordered from a catalog or it was a gift. Same with the Jurassic Park one. Tho I do remember getting the X-Men one at a comic convention.

[@bigronnie9629]

Thanks a bunch. I have been watching your movie reviews all evening. Great content

[@Cyborcat]

Thanks, glad you like 'em ^.^

[@Teatime7771]

What are thoughts on the remake?

[@Cyborcat]

Haven't seen it. Looked like just another pointless remake to me.

[@Teatime7771]

Cyborcat They changed things up with the remake. They mention the Wendigo creature from the book that poison the burial ground. The new Elle Creed is a better actress than the original actress that played the character. They made some changes of what happens to the Creed family. It is pretty good but the original is better. It is at least better than the sequel. The remake has no loose ends like the original had. But it does not go enough into the backstory of the burial ground like the original movie did. John Lithgow did a pretty good as Judd but Fred is still a better version of the character.

[@Teatime7771]

Dale was good in the Time cop series.

[@thecowwarrior3]

I like this movie, and the review is pretty good. However, there is one incredibly obvious plot hole that has always bothered me. If that road is a well known semi truck route, and it is common knowledge how dangerous it is, why doesn't anyone just put up a fucking fence? I think that we are well into survival of the fittest territory here.

[@Cyborcat]

This video has been up for like 7 years and no one mentioned a fence until about a month ago, now there are suddenly three of you pointing it out. Starting to think you all work for the same fencing company and this is some weird advertising campaign =P In all seriousness, the story is an allegory to addiction. Building a fence would work about as well as putting a lock on the liquor cabinet of an alcoholic--it would just prolong the inevitable. Louis got "addicted" when he buried Church, and the fence was not gonna keep Church in.

[@Cyborcat]

Besides, it's not as if Gage was constantly trying to run into the street. He did it *once* when they first moved there, and then presumably didn't do it again for several months until the kite-flying incident, which gave them ample time to let their guard down. Not to mention that Gage was a pretty well-behaved kid and not normally prone to getting away from them like that, so I can see how they wouldn't have thought about putting up a fence.

[@thecowwarrior3]

I didn't even read any of the other comments, that's funny three people all mentioned a fence. Like I said before, the fence thing has always bothered me. I happen to live right by a very high traffic highway, and I wouldn't dream of letting my dog outside without using a tie down or leash. I don't have any children, but if I did, a fence would go up before they took their first steps, no question. I see the point you're making about the addiction allegory, that Louis became "addicted" to trying to cheat death, but I still don't think that works in the story. If he had the common sense to put up a fence in the first place, his cat and kid would never have been ran over, and the "addiction" would never have begun. I know it's a nitpick, but little things like that can really take me out of a story. I suppose if I just assume the Creeds are all idiots, the story makes more sense - I just hate having to do that in order for the narrative to work. Seems like it could have been written in a more realistic, believable way. Oh well.

[@mysticfishstudio3861]

Characters not thinking of something or being stupid isn't a plot hole.

[@thecowwarrior3]

Sorry, but yes it is. The definition of the term "plot hole": "In fiction, a plot hole, plothole or plot error is a gap or inconsistency in a storyline that goes against the flow of logic established by the story's plot. " In the Pet Sematary world, people have been living alongside an extremely busy road/truck route, seemingly for generations. The fact that not a single person living there - over the span of a lot of years, when it has been the cause of many deaths - ever thought of putting up a fence is a pretty damn big absence of logic. It serves the story, but it is lazy storytelling. People in a serious story should act realistically, not like moronic plot devices. The horror genre is notorious for having characters act like complete idiots just to serve the plot.

[@emmagemma895]

Stephen King is one weird SOB. I live in Maine and can still remember them filming parts of Thinner in my neighborhood.

[@crybabyholly7226]

EmmaGemma That's cool

[@rockmanx20]

Sometimes,sometimes dead is better

[@christopherritenour2330]

I have a black cat. Hope he doesn't turn evil

[@thegogglehero3629]

church? dont let Caboose anywhere near that cat!

[@SuperStriker404]

when are you going to do another Game Den its been almost3 years, i think you should do one on the original silent hill

[@nateg3081]

She is going to do one on the original. She's just been busy due to things such as Lee being sick

[@Cyborcat]

I did a Game Den just last October.

[@SuperStriker404]

well, to quote Michael Cera from This is the End "oh shit thats embarrassing"

[@eternalelipsis]

OMG! Does that mean Miko was in Full House?!

[@ViniciusSilva-ff4jc]

Miko is a name of a assassin from book Assassin's Creed uahsuahsuahsusa

[@SuperTomtom1981]

oh yeah i noticed that. he was in a lot of weird movies that kid. he was also in the new nightmare.

[@N1KM4CH1N4]

A lot of movie reviews you have done seem to have connections to Star Trek. Pet Sematary, Hellraiser I and III, Labyrinth(Gates Mcfadden did puppeteer work)...

[@Cyborcat]

Good point, I never really sat and thought about how often Star Trek comes up in my videos like that XD. You could also add Red Dwarf USA and My Little Pony.

[@chrisfaucett1467]

I love this movie but boy is it disturbingly dark!

[@456SoWhatLeavemealone]

Awesome review!

[@user-pf7qg9lc6p]

I keep, Stephen King's best ever!

[@Sandlot1992]

I like your X-Men Poster in your room!

[@SwiftNimblefoot]

Wait, why "Sematery".... isn't the proper word Cemetery?

[@Cyborcat]

Because it was made by children.

[@shmee123ful]

you know it occurs to me that if they had just got a fance none of this movie would have happened the way it did. I mean if their that close to a main road with lots of huge trucks and what not speeding back and forth that the counsel or land lord would have put fances in the frount yards. and maybe some slow down signs for the road. so the real villan is a shitty city/town consle and or land lord whos surprised?

[@ajnapalm]

Is Cujo or Cat's Eye next?

[@Cyborcat]

I don't know yet what the next Film Den will be.

[@hijodelachingada7751]

thank u

[@sashadevine8273]

if that man would have never took them to that place it would have never happen dead is dead why would you want to bring back the dead that's crazy

[@snowmanMK1]

Thank u!!

[@NotOrdinaryInGames]

I read Joyland. It was great.

[@khjfud]

At 2:13 What movie is that?

[@khjfud]

NVM I just found out in your credits LOL

[@aprielledawn]

LMFAO!! I havent seen this movie since I was probably 15 and I hated Ellie too. Dorky little gutter snipe! hahaahah

[@ChrisWolff2013]

Great horror movie.

[@wiggie666]

could you be so kind to upload the films

[@Cyborcat]

No, I'd prefer not to lose my KZbin account.

[@tiffanystewart9265]

wiggie666 try netfix iv seen them on there

[@roughrambo1000000]

Rewatching this after seeing the crappy remake.

[@Teatime7771]

Rough Rambo the remake is not that bad. I liked it. I just wish the movie would show you the Wendigo rather than putting the creature in the shadows through the whole movie.

[@silentjoe]

THIS ONE'S A GOLD FISHY lol still hate Ellie?

[@Cyborcat]

I haven't seen it in awhile, but probably =P

[@silentjoe]

I've been rewatching this and listening to the audiobook at work. I just love you line. THIS ONE'S A GOLD FISHY lol

[@nancycottone2155]

You should review the Shining the Stanly Kubriks and the Made for T.V movies?@@Cyborcat

[@MikeyDooX]

you like the lost narrtor mlp

[@Cyborcat]

?

[@MikeyDooX]

Cyborcat mlp the lost narrtor she reads mlp stories

[@Cyborcat]

MikeyDooX Ohh, never heard of her. Does she do readings of fan fiction or something?

[@MikeyDooX]

Cyborcat yes she does she on youtube tipe in the TheLostNarrtor

[@Cyborcat]

MikeyDooX Thanks, I'll keep that in mind.

[@milimilonga23]

this film will always make me cry....I hate u Stephen King...o hate u soooo much....!!!