Louis has just killed the Gage that has risen from the dead. He just burnt d...
On his first day as the doctor at the school, a boy, Victor Pascow is brought...
Louis has just told himself that he will re-bury Gage in the Micmac burial gr...
Louis just woke up the morning after burying Gage in the Micmac burial ground...
Louis is at the regular cemetery at night time. He has his shovel in his and...
Louis is carrying Rachel to the Micmac burial ground. When Gage came back fr...
Pascow and Louis are visiting Pet Sematary. Pascow is telling Louis some mor...
After waking up, the morning after burying Gage in the Micmac burial ground, ...
A distraught Louis is carrying the body of Rachel to the Micmac burial ground...
Jud calls Louis to tell him that a cat has been found dead on his lawn.
Louis has just exhumed Gage's body. Louis is holding Gage and talks to him i...
Jud has just invited Louis up for a beer while Jud is taking a walk on his fi...
Louis has just picked up the phone surprised to hear Gage on the other end. ...
Louis is putting Ellie to bed the night after the funeral for Gage. Ellie is...
Louis has just identified the dead cat on Jud's lawn as Church. Jud attempts...
Louis realizes that things have gone very wrong after burying Church and Gage...
Louis and Jud are talking after the funeral for Missy Dandridge. Louis tells...
Louis is coming into the bedroom after putting Ellie to bed. He sees Church ...
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