Courtesy of © Paramount Pictures By Daniel Andrade I have to admit, I’m a huge fan of horror movies, which is ironic because I generally do not like being scared (don’t even think about inviting me to a haunted house or corn maze), but there’s nothing quite like that feeling of curling up into a ball, hands getting ready to cover your eyes or ears, as you wait for that inevitable jump scare. So when I saw that Stephen King ’s iconic Pet Sematary was being adapted into a (second) movie, I was excited. I may have never read his books, but I’ve seen just about all of the films made from his stories, from Carrie to IT , The Shining to Shawshank , Misery to Gerald’s Game . It’s safe to say King knows his way around suspense, and loves to through in some thrills and chills along the way. All this to say I had some pretty high hopes going in to the movie. And thankfully, most of these high hopes were met. Pet Semetary ...
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