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Venture among the horrors beyond the deadfall with the signed Pet Sematary<\/em> 1989 Ultimate Guide. This signed full colour movie magazine leads you through the mysteries and terrors of the modern classic horror movie which turned Stephen King\u2019s harrowing novel into a late eighties icon of cinema. Under the care of director Mary Lambert, a gifted cast brought the tragic story of the Creed family to life, and then back to life once again; this signed Pet Sematary<\/em> magazine guide is an ideal way to rediscover one of the unsung heroes of the movie macabre. With the commitment to excellence that characterises the Ultimate Guide range, and behind-the-scenes reminiscences from star Brad Greenquist, it\u2019s a journey into a very special kind of darkness, and a perfect addition to your horror movie magazine collection.<\/span><\/h2>\n

Tapping into one of the most basic fears of any family and then ramping things up beyond all imagining, 1989\u2019s Pet Sematary<\/em> quickly became a cult favourite with fans around the world, its unforgettable imagery and moments of all-out horror leaving an indelible mark on audiences thanks to performances from the likes of Fred Gwynne and Dale Midkiff, Denise Crosby and Miko Hughes, with Brad Greenquist as Victor Pascow, the most frightening guardian angel in history. Our signed Pet Sematary<\/em> film guide magazine is a beautifully presented resource, providing a range of richly informative articles that explore the movie\u2019s origins in King\u2019s story, before following its twisting path to the screen and the powerful results.<\/p>\n

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Whether you\u2019re new to this movie\u2019s eerie world, or have already experienced its eldritch charms, the signed Pet Sematary<\/em> Ultimate Guide has so much to offer, and you won\u2019t need to walk through Little God Swamp to find it all. Fans already know its heady mix of psychological terror and ghost story, with sinister notes of folk horror; newcomers have a treat in store for them, as this movie has plenty of nods to classic horror cinema too.<\/p>\n

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The first thing you\u2019ll notice is the high production values: like all the Ultimate Guides in the Classic Monsters collection, this signed Pet Sematary<\/em> magazine guide is printed and finished to the highest standard at A4 size (210mm x 297mm). The gloriously gloss cover has Peter Panayis’ breathtaking artwork, which perfectly evokes the movie\u2019s aura of ancient and unknowable terror. The inner pages are printed on fine silk stock with a clean design that takes inspiration from the movie whilst remaining crisp and timeless, making for a reading experience that\u2019s easy on the eyes.<\/p>\n

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And then there are the stills. This is a movie renowned for its wealth of striking images, and the signed Pet Sematary<\/em> Ultimate Guide magazine is packed with beautifully restored stills that take you right back to the quiet community of Ludlow and those vast haunted forests around it. Each still is carefully restored to look its absolute best, making this signed Pet Sematary<\/em> film guide a feast for the eyes as you join us in celebrating the movie. Our use of full colour print processes is one of our hallmarks of quality, infusing a richness and depth into every image: even black and white stills have a variety of tone that traditional newspaper-style printing simply doesn\u2019t offer.<\/p>\n

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As eighties glamour shifted into gritty nineties angst, this story of an ordinary family plunged into a nightmare had a strange resonance which has never left us. The engaging, professionally-written articles in the signed Ultimate Guide to Pet Sematary<\/em> are packed with information on the movie, with Greenquist\u2019s first-hand experiences offering a rare insight into this very special motion picture.<\/p>\n

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In addition to the film itself, this signed Pet Sematary<\/em> movie guide is full of information about the cast and crew who told the macabre tale of the Creed family and their disastrous house move. You\u2019ll learn about the storied lives and careers of stars Greenquist, Gwynne, Midkiff, Crosby and Hughes, as well as the Berdahl twins Blaze and Beau, whose combined portrayal of Ellie was a key part of the film\u2019s character, and Andrew Hubatsek, whose performance as Zelda made us never want to get out of bed again. We also head away from the cameras, with biographies of writer Stephen King, director Mary Lambert, composer Elliot Goldenthal and cinematographer Peter Stein. It all adds up to an unmissable addition to your collection.<\/p>\n

Those Orinco trucks are making such a racket as they drive past – won\u2019t they ever slow down? There\u2019ll be a terrible accident one of these days, mark my words. A walk out on the main road doesn\u2019t seem such a good idea and Church still hasn’t come home to keep us company, so let\u2019s find somewhere peaceful to read the signed Pet Sematary<\/em> Ultimate Guide. It\u2019s usually quiet in the woods, although I\u2019m not sure how far we should go past the old pet graveyard. That certainly doesn\u2019t sound like a loon calling in those trees, and this ground seems pretty sour if you ask me\u2026<\/p>\n

Remember, the first 250 copies of the Pet Sematary<\/em> 1989 Ultimate Guide are signed by the authors and come with a stunning FREE art print, so place your order today!<\/span><\/h2>\n

Prefer the unsigned version of this title without the art print? Click here for the regular edition.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n