Which Stephen King novel do you think the author describes as his scariest? Salem's Lot? The Shining? Misery? Think again. It is in fact Pet Sematary, the 1983 novel of grief and evil retribution from beyond the grave.
King's famously chilling story gets a brand new big screen adaptation this year starring Jason Clarke and John Lithgow. When a college professor and his family move to a rural town, the death of their beloved cat Church anticipates further tragedy. Turning to the supernatural powers seemingly at work in the nearby pet cemetery, father Louis (Clarke) invokes the force of unimaginable evil.
And good news for Cineworld Unlimited members: you get to experience the movie on 1st April in advance of its release date. Check out the trailer below.
If you're brave enough, click here to book your tickets for Pet Sematary. The movie screens in advance for Cineworld Unlimited members on 1st April, so tweet us @Cineworld and using #CineworldUnlimited when you've bagged your seat.
If you're not yet part of the Unlimited club, there's never been a better time to sign up. Enjoy restaurant discounts, advance screenings and lots more – click here to join Cineworld Unlimited.
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