"Pet Sematary" avoids rendering plasma as a whole, but in order to scare the audience, the film has designed some simple jump-scare plots. These shots alone are beyond reproach. However, directors Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmeier also made several mistakes when they wanted to control the emotions of the audience for a long time. The performance of the actors is of great help to the complete presentation of the film. Jason Clarke's performance is very good. He has realized the transformation of the role dimension, which is impressive.
To a large extent, "Pet Sematary" is an emotional exploration of people's fear of their own death, unwillingness to accept death and other issues-whether it is for themselves or their loved ones, they will have similar thoughts. The tragic fate of the protagonist's family becomes a creepy warning story, and the movie is darker than the original.
