https://youtu.be/XakmsXltPkA It’s been 30 years since fans of horror writer Stephen King got to witness the powers to revive domesticated pets in the 1989 Mary Lambert directed Pet Sematary. Well, today is the day fans
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zK0LNzU2TQI If you've indulged in your fair share of Stephen King novels, chances are you're used to seeing plenty of changes made to the source material. That's bound to happen when adapting from one medium
Hollywood loves money. Who doesn't? It is this love of money that has Hollywood making reboots, remakes, franchise-altering sequels (think last year's Halloween), and reimaginings. Why spend time, effort, and money coming up with original
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivvHLJaRnQU&feature=youtu.be Sometimes dead is better. Right? Obviously, that's the iconic line from Pet Sematary that's been plastered all over the marketing, for obvious reasons, but it's iconic for a reason. In addition to being endearingly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zK0LNzU2TQI&feature=youtu.be The idea of cheating death or saving our loved ones isn't a new thing. Ever since the beginning of recorded history, there have been stories about men trying to live forever or resurrect family
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zK0LNzU2TQI&feature=youtu.be Pet Sematary, the remake of the Stephen King novel of the same name is coming to a theater near you on April 5, 2019, but if you want a chance to check it
https://soundcloud.com/los-fanboys/james-gunn-joins-dc-glass-kicks-ass-avengers-4-rumors-los-fanboys In the latest edition of Los Fanboys, Jammer, Nick, and Fox cover this past week in film and TV news! QUESTION OF THE WEEK: What did you think of the visual effects for the
Welcome to another Stephen King adaptation, folks! If you've ever grown up and feared that his stories would never actually receive the quality treatment they'd deserve, then fret not. We're finally living in an
It's been about five seconds since we saw news regarding a Stephen King adaptation, which means it's high time we've had an update on another one. The film in question this time around is Pet Sematary.
Sick of Stephen King adaptations yet? Well, that's too damn bad, as we have a whole slew of them in the works. Be them TV adaptations or feature films adaptations, his novels have always been
