Pet Sematary Two (HBO)

Teen revives deceased pets and humans, causing havoc.

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About Pet Sematary Two (HBO)

Released: 1992

Platform: Max

Rating: R

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Cast
Edward Furlong, Anthony Edwards, Clancy Brown, Jared Rushton

About Pet Sematary Two (HBO)

Released in 1992, Pet Sematary Two is the sequel to the popular horror film, Pet Sematary and is directed by Mary Lambert. The movie explores the sinister consequences of a mysterious cemetery that can bring the dead back to life. The central plot revolves around the teenaged Jeff Matthews who, along with his friend Drew, resurrects Drew's dog, tragically killed by a bully. But the reviving of the pet using the creepy pet cemetery has unintended consequences that turn horrific.

Making / Production

Mary Lambert returned to direct Pet Sematary Two, following success directing the original film. Richard Outten penned the screenplay. The film was produced by Ralph S. Singleton and the music was composed by Mark Governor.

Actors

  • Edward Furlong as Jeff Matthews - Furlong delivered an exceptionally grim, haunted and ultimately transformed portrayal of the grieving teen.
  • Anthony Edwards as Chase Matthews - Edwards gave a believable performance as Jeff's struggling father, attempting to comfort his son after the tragic loss of his mother.
  • Clancy Brown as Gus Gilbert - Brown's performance as the initially brutish character who becomes a terrifying menace was particularly notable.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • The film was shot in Georgia, US despite being set in Maine.
  • While not as celebrated as the original, Pet Sematary Two has since accumulated a strong cult following.
  • In a rare move for a sequel, the plot of the second film is distinguished from the original and does not simply repeat it.

Awards

While Pet Sematary Two did not receive any notable awards, Clancy Brown's performance was highly praised and contributed significantly to his career as a horror villain.

Quotes

  • "Some lessons are learned the hard way." - Gus Gilbert
  • "Dead is better." - Renee Hallow

Music, Soundtrack

  • "Love Never Dies" by Traci Lords
  • "Poetic Justice" by Wax
  • "Shitlist" by L7