I followed the crew to LA and worked on lots of things, a Wes Craven film (for the life of me l can’t recall which one but l painted a sign on a ratty dark blue ‘tv repair ‘ van some psycho drove in it if that’s any help), Men At Work and a bunch of other stuff, commercials, private stuff etc. Now l’m a regular artist back on the east coast and it’s sorta funny that out west no one bats an eye but here if l tell people l worked on Pet Semetary a trillion years ago they flip out so when parties get dull l can still revive a pulse if l happen to mention it. One job on PS was cutting tire tread marks into an industrial-size paint roller, black paint and a long running start to paint the skidmark on the pavement after Gage gets hit, rubber cement through a fan for endless cobwebs (mostly the cemetery woods), 6 cats acting and one died from unknown reason- (a real bummer, not to mention the loss of a talented cat worth $30k to the wranglers from what l recall) the small cape under the house facade actually caught fire for real when they burned it (NEVER agree to have property in a movie that place was MANGLED when it was over) so many cool secrets and tricks in that movie, NOTHING left to chance, we even had to paint some entire tree leaves back to green when the season started to change. For me, the guy who played mom’s sick sister (a flashback she had) was the creepiest, he freaked everyone out. That bay behind the farmhouse is still the most beautiful place on earth l have seen before or since.
@@tiasara9643 That Wes Craven movie was Shocker! It was one of those Nightmare on Elm Street type movies that were all coming out back then. Sounds like you worked on some classic films!
I live 1 mile from the house , the owners are related on my mother’s side. I worked in the auto parts store next to the the interior filming location and I mixed the paint used to paint the truck
I used to live a couple streets over from Stephen Kings house. I read Pet Semetary back when I lived in Bangor (it was probably 20 years ago) I used to cut through his street to go to work in the wee hours of the morning and would wonder if he was in there writing something. I saw him a few times pulling out at the end of the street. There was an old movie rental place/store I believe on the corner of Broadway and Hammond. He had a tiny little red sports car back then if my memory serves correctly.
One of my all-time favorite Stephen King novels and film adaptations. I can't believe how perfectly you matched all of those shots, brother! And that truck...holy smokes! You deserve to win the BOYT Awards for sure. Not to mention, you should have 1M subs with content this professionally done. Bravo! And remember...sometimes, dead is better. ;-)
Fantastic! Never seen the movie but you did Stella job at covering the location....Are you still in ME.? Weather turning bad tonight.Stay safe..Msg me If you going by Waterville,Have a coffee...Happy Thanksgiving.73s
This was probably the BEST Pet Sematary filming location video I've ever seen. Living in Maine, I've visited a handful of these places, but the fact that you found the TRUCK, that sir, that is awesome! Great Video.
As a truck driver, I can only say...the Ramones brought me here. Actually no, I saw it as a thirteen year old and it gave me nightmares. I still love cats though 🐱💓, cheers from Kentucky USA ✌️ PS 14:25 nobody, I mean nobody would have exhaust pipes like that, come ON people, we're trying to keep a clean image here!
Wow! This was so impressive. I love Steven King's movies, and this was an early classic. That truck needs to go into storage before it falls into complete decay. This was very well done. Thanks for the memories.
I have to say that you are my favorite exploring channel now. Everyone I used to watch seems to have went to click bait and say "bro" 500 times in 10 minutes. Thanks for being real!!!
Fantastically well done review of the site locations used in the movie "Pet Cemetery". 10/10 straight forward (no hype) yet very cinematic views, spoken word, and presentation. :>
@Purple Crow...I agree fully on all the above he was all around professional & hands down on point on everything he explained to the detail & I love that he is nothing but genuine in his words of presentation,facts included & as you stated( no hype)...well said my friend!!😉😉👏🏾👏🏾💖💖
CinemaSasquatch Visiting movie locations to me is not where it's at! But going to the horror movie marathons and meeting the cast is to me where it's at!
Love this movie. I remember reading somewhere that Stephen King wrote this book based off his own fear of a busy road that they lived near and how it had a lot of trucks driving fast on it. I can imagine how having small kids or pets when living next to a busy road can cause anxiety.
You sir have out done yourself with this video. Incorporating the movie scenes with your video. I don't know how you managed to find the locations and to find the actual truck is amazing. Thank you for a great entertaining video.
This is random, crazy and AWESOME that you visited that place and posted this!! Denise Crosby (The Mom) and I are close friends!!! She also worked on Star Trek the Next Generation (Tasha Yar) and my Uncle is the guy who did all the alien Prosthetics on Trek..Michael Westmore!!! 😁😁😁
How am I seeing this 2 years later?? Loved this movie and this was one of the best film locations videos i have seen! Amazing work lining it all up and playing sounds to go with it! Great job!
What a great video! I loved this movie soo much back in the day and always loved the Creed's house!! Soo large and beautiful! One day I'll make a trip to Maine to see all those places! Thanks for making such a cool video for us Pet Sematary fans!
This was one of my all-time favorite movies and I am a big Stephen King fan. I really appreciate you doing this video. This was truly awesome. Thank you!
And subbed !! Thank you for making this video ! Pet Sematary is one of my most cherished films, I even have a grey cat named Church too! Was a very magical experience watching this . Would love to be there in person one day . Always been attracted to Maine since I got into Stephen King back when I was a kid. I can’t get over how cool this video was ! Going to have to light a cigarette at the burial ground just like Judd, even though I don’t smoke lol. Exploring the Breaking Bad and 28 days later filming sites was amazingly cool , but I think pet sematary’s might take the cake . Great work man ! 🤝
WOW! AMAZING VIDEO!! Thanks so much for this! Pet Sematary is my favorite horror movie! The tour was the most in depth I have seen on youtube. Thanks again for your work!
There's a lot of movie location vids on TH-cam now, but this is up there with the best of them. Nice one. The truck find at the end was absolutely incredible.
if you delve in deeper, it's inferred that the windego has power over the area. it very likely could have made them not notice after judd introduced louis to the entire thing.
In the book there is this looming darkness over the whole area that makes people more reckless to cause death. How the trucks start speeding when they cross over the county line and Louis not keeping an eye on Gage.
A GREAT video! I loved how complete it was and the actual truck used was the icing on the cake. That was one of the Top 3 stories by Stephen King that I throughly enjoyed reading and watching in film. Thanks for sharing! 👍
OMG! It's crazy how most of the locations still look exactly the same after 30 years. Great video! I'm tempted to come up there and visit these locations now even though some of them are creepy.
Wow, I´m really surprised with the truck! The truth is I wasn´t expecting to find any video showing visits to the movie´s locations! Congrats and thank you, from Brazil, for this well done work!
Amazing footage!!! Thanks for bringing back into the past! This movie still is by far the most scariest movie that truly affects me for days after I watch it!
Holy Cow.. that was fantastic! I've been to the house and to Ellsworth over the years to check out some of the locations but you killed it!! Never thought that truck would still be around and seeing the pile of rocks up in the sematary was awesome! Thanks!
This was fascinating. Liked your imitation of the one line. The truck should be purchased and restored and placed in a movie museum somewhere. Good work, including the scenes from the film.
Pascow's intro of him talking to louis in the hospital and right after when louis is asleep abd sees him in by his bedroom door saying come on doc weve got places to go was the scariest part of the movie to me. It gave me the worst chills ever
Thank you for this awesome video ! I'm a big Stephen King fan, and Pet Sematary is one of my favorites. I've always thought most of it was some kind of wild set. Now I'm going to have to visit , especially the Creed house !
I'm sure Stephen King was wondering "Who's this filming outside my house? Orange jumper man, you're about to die in a book." Also, not a refinery, just storage. They have huge tanks like that in Montvale, Virginia, not too far from me. Someone needs to save that truck.
I stood outside Stephen King's house for about ten minutes, and I saw literally a different group of tourists come every two minutes to take pictures of the house. I'm sure Mr. King is used to it.
This video was amazing! You sir, went above and beyond!!! Not since "Rocky jumped a park bench" have I seen a vid with such ambition to show fans of the movie what they want to see. The truck at the end was a cherry on an already perfect sundae. Gratitude for making me remember all the things that both drew me to this movie, and kinda traumatized me as an 8 year old kid. Well done!!!
excellent presentation ! enjoyed it very much. ever since the remake was announced I've gotten in quite the bit of hype and excitement, and rediscovered this great late '80s King masterpiece. p.s. Maine is so scenic and gorgeous. truly a hidden gem of a state in America.
Amazing video! What a task to find all of these locations and aligning your camera for all your amazing shots. This was a delight. I love Pet Semetary.
Wow I'm impressed! You have really grown this channel. I was with you in the beginning as a sub. This movie was a favorite. I love the truck find. Especially since I drove a tanker Pete. Thanks for the walk down memory lane.
Im very impressed as Steven King fan...as a horror movie buff...and as the eccentric person I'm called.. I see you are unique in this idea...meaning you really did a amazing job adding your own lay out..u brought me back to that time..were the excitement of king allowing his books to come a live on screen...and as if I was there..like there really such a place...were they flyed there kite..and a little boy..lost his life.... And strange things happen... Thank u...really... Your new fan Jenny
This is easily one of my favourite filming location videos I’ve viewed and I’ve watched many. your attention to detail was exceptional finding all the cemetery locations I can imagine would have taken a lot of research the final shot with the truck blew me away never expected that!! well done sir. From England 🏴
This is an absolutely outstanding video and one of the finest "filming locations" videos I have ever seen. Thank you for all the work you do to make it. I enjoyed it so much.
Your footage is well done! I'm surprised the semi-truck is just sitting like that! What an awesome find! I remember watching the movie as a young teenager.
I thank you sincerely for the effort that I know it took you guys to put this together for us. Thank you, God bless you so much. I think this renewed my love for a movie that I haven't seen in ages. I may go watch it tonight!
It's disturbing to me that they let such an iconic part of a big movie like this just sit in a forgotten place outside to whither away from the elements. It should be sitting inside somewhere preferably in some kind of museum but it appears that they just put the truck in service and ran the wheels off of it. It's probably got 2,000,000 miles on it now!
This is freaking awesome! I know what it feels like. I live 30 mins from "Castle Rock" (Stand by Me) location. Thank you for doin these videos. I'm subscribed
So cool! I lived in New Hampshire the first 46 years of my life and never went to Maine to see this!!!! You are motivating me to go make a long trip up there now!!!! Keep up the great work!!! That was quite the movie!!!! Pat
You really get a good sense and feel for the camera and blocking of the entire setpiece with this. Really fascinating how the whole Creed residence was for the most part was as it was scene on film, not much cheating or anything like that, especially the way you covered the camera shots and locations. Really cool because you construct and hold this world in a movie in your head, so it kind of solely exists in that capacity for the majority of the audience. But when you do this it really gets to let us open a new door mentally in our head and explore this place further.
I lived in the Sedgewick area when the movie was filmed (the weird area with the rocks: Mic Mac burial ground). You have made me terribly homesick. Very cool to see all the old locations and of course, the truck. How sad that it sits abandoned to the elements; maybe no one wants to deal with the bad juju, even if it is only of the cinematic variety.
I LOVE that you have included video from the film with yours! Without that addition this would not be as amazing Thank you so much for the amount of effort you put into these
Saw this movie when it came out,me and few friends. When Gage get hit the theater was quite and my friend sitting next to me says “ at least they got to keep the shoe”. Went from pin drop quite to all out laughter. Great video
Yay I’m happy to see you doing another filming location video and what a great one it is! You did a great job as always. Is the location of the truck not known until you found it?
I'm almost 12 minutes into the video so far and it's very interesting but it would make it even better if you would explain where each location change is compared to the one before. Like when you went from the rocky burial ground to the hospital where are those locations at in relation to each other and all of the other locations that were shot? The next town, a different state? Enquiry minds wanna know! Also, I noticed some odd looking grooves that look like they were put in those rocky walls and also some holes that looked like they were bored into some of them also. I'm confident that it was probably done by the quarry company but it would be intersting to know why they were put there and what purpose they serve. I'm thinking that the grooves are left over from round bores drilled into the rock to maybe blast them with dynamite to break them into manageable pieces and the holes were probably bored for that purpose but never used.
Wow amazingly done my friend !!! History you put up on TH-cam , Amazing champ wow and the truck I love everything thanks for taking the time to do this .
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I worked as a scenic artist on this movie, the locations were beautiful, it was a magical experience.
What are you working on nowadays?
I followed the crew to LA and worked on lots of things, a Wes Craven film (for the life of me l can’t recall which one but l painted a sign on a ratty dark blue ‘tv repair ‘ van some psycho drove in it if that’s any help), Men At Work and a bunch of other stuff, commercials, private stuff etc. Now l’m a regular artist back on the east coast and it’s sorta funny that out west no one bats an eye but here if l tell people l worked on Pet Semetary a trillion years ago they flip out so when parties get dull l can still revive a pulse if l happen to mention it. One job on PS was cutting tire tread marks into an industrial-size paint roller, black paint and a long running start to paint the skidmark on the pavement after Gage gets hit, rubber cement through a fan for endless cobwebs (mostly the cemetery woods), 6 cats acting and one died from unknown reason- (a real bummer, not to mention the loss of a talented cat worth $30k to the wranglers from what l recall) the small cape under the house facade actually caught fire for real when they burned it (NEVER agree to have property in a movie that place was MANGLED when it was over) so many cool secrets and tricks in that movie, NOTHING left to chance, we even had to paint some entire tree leaves back to green when the season started to change. For me, the guy who played mom’s sick sister (a flashback she had) was the creepiest, he freaked everyone out. That bay behind the farmhouse is still the most beautiful place on earth l have seen before or since.
@@tiasara9643 That Wes Craven movie was Shocker! It was one of those Nightmare on Elm Street type movies that were all coming out back then. Sounds like you worked on some classic films!
Men at Work was hilarious LOL...Did you meet Herman Munster?
CYNTHIA THOMAS That’s awesome!
The thing that most disturbed me was the sister calling “ Rachael!” From the bedroom.
I agree!
Creepy
The part when the door opens, and the sister pops up. So scary
Movie was filmed from September to November of 1988....weird to see how much the locations have changed (and haven't) in exactly 30 years.
Gr8 Year for Boston Sports
I live 1 mile from the house , the owners are related on my mother’s side. I worked in the auto parts store next to the the interior filming location and I mixed the paint used to paint the truck
The truck!!!!! WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
abbeyglencircle not only THE TRUCK, but the plaque states that Peterbuilt built the truck for the movie!
I have no idea how I stumbled upon this gem of a video but talk about bringing back memories. This was so good I had to share it with my wife!
MIGTOW
@@troytanner1693 what is MIGTOW?
Men Going Their Own Way
@@troytanner1693 So how does that have anything to do with this video or more to the point, my comment?
I live right down the road from that cemetery i love walking there!
Don’t go down that road
Ludlow, Maine.
Hi I wm. Im christrulesall. I live right across the road. Better watch out for that road.
@Eddie R It's in Bangor, ME. The cemetery is known as the Mount Hope Cemetery. It's the largest one in the city.
I used to live a couple streets over from Stephen Kings house. I read Pet Semetary back when I lived in Bangor (it was probably 20 years ago) I used to cut through his street to go to work in the wee hours of the morning and would wonder if he was in there writing something. I saw him a few times pulling out at the end of the street. There was an old movie rental place/store I believe on the corner of Broadway and Hammond. He had a tiny little red sports car back then if my memory serves correctly.
I love how you lined up the shots. That takes a ton of work and dedication. You're awesome!
One of my all-time favorite Stephen King novels and film adaptations. I can't believe how perfectly you matched all of those shots, brother! And that truck...holy smokes! You deserve to win the BOYT Awards for sure. Not to mention, you should have 1M subs with content this professionally done. Bravo! And remember...sometimes, dead is better. ;-)
1 million subs would be amazing! Haha. Glad you liked it!
The new movie is coming soon
"God knows the truth but waits"
@@coffeewheeljourney why...?
U know.....sometime Louis dead is better @
*That was awesome* ✅🙂
I agree.
Truck needs to be restored !
If I was Powerball rich I would do it in a heartbeat. Such a shame its eventually going to be scraped or left to rot into the ground.
Yes it should I'm 100 % agree with ya on that.
Concidering, it's been by the road that way, I'm surprised that there's no pisshead graffitis on the thing and the inside looks good.
I'm going to buy it.
My thoughts
That rig is so F’n badass & was the perfect way to end the video, smooth.......very smooth .
I truly appreciate all of you who voted for me in the 2018 Bottom Of TH-cam (BOYT) Awards!
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It's done..👍😃
@@youmakemelaugh1797 Thanks!
Voted for you and wrote you in as Best Channel!!!! Hope you win, you deserve it!
Fantastic! Never seen the movie but you did Stella job at covering the location....Are you still in ME.? Weather turning bad tonight.Stay safe..Msg me If you going by Waterville,Have a coffee...Happy Thanksgiving.73s
Nice video. The big headstone at 13:04 to the left belongs to Hannibal Hamlin, Abraham Lincoln's first vice president.
The one in the back ?
@@NickRanger Yes, the one closest to the road.
This was probably the BEST Pet Sematary filming location video I've ever seen. Living in Maine, I've visited a handful of these places, but the fact that you found the TRUCK, that sir, that is awesome! Great Video.
Is Maine a spoky state?
All of New England is
@@troytanner1693 Hahaha. As for Maine, it depends on the area. Steven King has a way of making all of us up here look like psychopaths though.
MAINE IACS
@@troytanner1693 well played sir
"God sees the truth.... But waits."
One of the best lines in the whole movie.
Hands down one of your best videos. I hope there's more like this in the future.
As a truck driver, I can only say...the Ramones brought me here.
Actually no, I saw it as a thirteen year old and it gave me nightmares. I still love cats though 🐱💓, cheers from Kentucky USA ✌️ PS 14:25 nobody, I mean nobody would have exhaust pipes like that, come ON people, we're trying to keep a clean image here!
Excellent as always . Great attention to detail when showing locations..... the truck was quite a find.
In my opinion one of the best horror flicks ever. Really good video!
Some of these sites are even spookier than the movie. dang.
11:27 Always loved that Stephen King cameo. Such a wonderful job you did on this. Really takes me back. This was one of my favorite scary movies.
Wow! This was so impressive. I love Steven King's movies, and this was an early classic. That truck needs to go into storage before it falls into complete decay. This was very well done. Thanks for the memories.
The truck still looks awesome. It belongs in a museum.
So very true... Is there even such a thing in existence as a moro6n picture museum?
I have to say that you are my favorite exploring channel now. Everyone I used to watch seems to have went to click bait and say "bro" 500 times in 10 minutes. Thanks for being real!!!
You're so pretty. Are you single? I would love to take you dancing. 😉♥️😂
So, no more Exploring with Josh for you? 😃
One of the top 10 movies ever created. Thank you Mobile Instinct for visiting the filming locations of this incredible movie for us.
Fantastically well done review of the site locations used in the movie "Pet Cemetery". 10/10 straight forward (no hype) yet very cinematic views, spoken word, and presentation. :>
@Purple Crow...I agree fully on all the above he was all around professional & hands down on point on everything he explained to the detail & I love that he is nothing but genuine in his words of presentation,facts included & as you stated( no hype)...well said my friend!!😉😉👏🏾👏🏾💖💖
This is the best explaning direct to describe this film ...not talking too much ....thanks buddy
This is your best filming location video yet!! Very well thought out and put together. Great movie, awesome video!!!!
I don't know why I got chills seeing those locations again, can't wait for the updated version of this movie to come out.
Judd is Herman Munster
Fred Gwynne
Lol, only the older folks know who that is. Loved the Munsters.
@@seanwilks7712 im 33 but my mom always watched the munster when i was growing up so i watched it too
And don't forget, the judge on my cousin Vinny!
A little bit of Trivia. Fred Gwynne, although at 6' 5, wore 5" lifts playing Herman Munster, so he would be almost 7' tall!
Fred Quinn was a presence.
Such a cool guy.
Truly a unique individual.
Awesome. Now I need to watch the movie again.
The new movie is coming soon.
CinemaSasquatch Visiting movie locations to me is not where it's at! But going to the horror movie marathons and meeting the cast is to me where it's at!
Great video. Love the way it was put together. Couldn't have been better
Love this movie. I remember reading somewhere that Stephen King wrote this book based off his own fear of a busy road that they lived near and how it had a lot of trucks driving fast on it. I can imagine how having small kids or pets when living next to a busy road can cause anxiety.
Dude you did a fantastic job on this video. This was one of the only movies that scared me growing up.
When the glaciers melted and retrieve they drop those boulders on the fields and that’s why it looks like that !
You sir have out done yourself with this video. Incorporating the movie scenes with your video. I don't know how you managed to find the locations and to find the actual truck is amazing. Thank you for a great entertaining video.
fascinating to see these locations so many years later, great job with the edits
Great video brother, I’m from Maine, Pet Semetary is my favorite book and Stephen King movie I’ve always wanted to see these locations! Thanks you!
Me too. I was wondering exactly where I had seen those stairs before. When he mentioned the Acadia national park, it was clear.
This is random, crazy and AWESOME that you visited that place and posted this!! Denise Crosby (The Mom) and I are close friends!!! She also worked on Star Trek the Next Generation (Tasha Yar) and my Uncle is the guy who did all the alien Prosthetics on Trek..Michael Westmore!!! 😁😁😁
Wow you have good connections! She would enjoy seeing this and reminiscing
@@MobileInstinct When I see her next..im showing her your video..ill even tell her to Sub!! Thanks for the share!!! 😎✌
@@MEXICANMOOSE1976 That would be amazing Thank you!
Very cool!!!
MEXICANMOOSE1976 July😂
How am I seeing this 2 years later?? Loved this movie and this was one of the best film locations videos i have seen! Amazing work lining it all up and playing sounds to go with it! Great job!
WOOOWWWW the truck at the end was the best part! Amazing coverage loved the video!
What a great video! I loved this movie soo much back in the day and always loved the Creed's house!! Soo large and beautiful! One day I'll make a trip to Maine to see all those places! Thanks for making such a cool video for us Pet Sematary fans!
This was one of my all-time favorite movies and I am a big Stephen King fan. I really appreciate you doing this video. This was truly awesome. Thank you!
Thanks Cindy, definitley one of my favorites too
I know right & the feeling is mutual all around on my behalf & yes,it was truly awesome as you stated!!😉😉😘😘💖💖💌💌
And subbed !! Thank you for making this video ! Pet Sematary is one of my most cherished films, I even have a grey cat named Church too! Was a very magical experience watching this . Would love to be there in person one day . Always been attracted to Maine since I got into Stephen King back when I was a kid. I can’t get over how cool this video was !
Going to have to light a cigarette at the burial ground just like Judd, even though I don’t smoke lol. Exploring the Breaking Bad and 28 days later filming sites was amazingly cool , but I think pet sematary’s might take the cake . Great work man ! 🤝
WOW! AMAZING VIDEO!! Thanks so much for this! Pet Sematary is my favorite horror movie! The tour was the most in depth I have seen on youtube. Thanks again for your work!
There's a lot of movie location vids on TH-cam now, but this is up there with the best of them. Nice one. The truck find at the end was absolutely incredible.
You must’ve dug deep to find that truck lol
I never understood how incompetent these parents were....never keeping an eye on the boy.
if you delve in deeper, it's inferred that the windego has power over the area. it very likely could have made them not notice after judd introduced louis to the entire thing.
In the book there is this looming darkness over the whole area that makes people more reckless to cause death. How the trucks start speeding when they cross over the county line and Louis not keeping an eye on Gage.
A GREAT video! I loved how complete it was and the actual truck used was the icing on the cake. That was one of the Top 3 stories by Stephen King that I throughly enjoyed reading and watching in film. Thanks for sharing! 👍
OMG! It's crazy how most of the locations still look exactly the same after 30 years. Great video! I'm tempted to come up there and visit these locations now even though some of them are creepy.
Wow, I´m really surprised with the truck! The truth is I wasn´t expecting to find any video showing visits to the movie´s locations! Congrats and thank you, from Brazil, for this well done work!
Amazing footage!!! Thanks for bringing back into the past! This movie still is by far the most scariest movie that truly affects me for days after I watch it!
Holy Cow.. that was fantastic! I've been to the house and to Ellsworth over the years to check out some of the locations but you killed it!! Never thought that truck would still be around and seeing the pile of rocks up in the sematary was awesome! Thanks!
This was fascinating. Liked your imitation of the one line. The truck should be purchased and restored and placed in a movie museum somewhere. Good work, including the scenes from the film.
The ground is sooooooouuuuurrrrr!
Pascow's intro of him talking to louis in the hospital and right after when louis is asleep abd sees him in by his bedroom door saying come on doc weve got places to go was the scariest part of the movie to me. It gave me the worst chills ever
Sour implies Soggy more like Stale and so hard like a rock a pick ax won't get through it. I guess that's because a mans heart is stonier :)
Thank you for this awesome video ! I'm a big Stephen King fan, and Pet Sematary is one of my favorites. I've always thought most of it was some kind of wild set. Now I'm going to have to visit , especially the Creed house !
I'm sure Stephen King was wondering "Who's this filming outside my house? Orange jumper man, you're about to die in a book." Also, not a refinery, just storage. They have huge tanks like that in Montvale, Virginia, not too far from me. Someone needs to save that truck.
Stephen most likely isn't there, he spend a lot of time away .
He chose to live in a house that screams "Stephen King lives here!" I'm sure he's used to it. :-P
I'm sure that he is used to gawkers..
Sexy gate at the King estate
I stood outside Stephen King's house for about ten minutes, and I saw literally a different group of tourists come every two minutes to take pictures of the house. I'm sure Mr. King is used to it.
Thanks for your honest, straight-forward approach. You can tell you really appreciate this film.
Excellent filming and editing. Compelling viewing and your best work yet. Can't wait for the next!
Thanks Stephen
Very cool to see you in the exact spots from the movie. Finding the truck was priceless. Watching the movie again now, Fred gwynn is awesome.
This video was great man! I'm going to get off work and throw the VHS of this in my VCR and watch it tonight.
This video was amazing! You sir, went above and beyond!!! Not since "Rocky jumped a park bench" have I seen a vid with such ambition to show fans of the movie what they want to see. The truck at the end was a cherry on an already perfect sundae. Gratitude for making me remember all the things that both drew me to this movie, and kinda traumatized me as an 8 year old kid. Well done!!!
Amazing the truck was still there! Incredible video, thank you!
excellent presentation ! enjoyed it very much. ever since the remake was announced I've gotten in quite the bit of hype and excitement, and rediscovered this great late '80s King masterpiece.
p.s. Maine is so scenic and gorgeous. truly a hidden gem of a state in America.
Thank you SO MUCH for going through all these locations and sharing! Continued success on your channel! 👍
That was cool man appreciate you taking the time to do all that with the locations!
Amazing video! What a task to find all of these locations and aligning your camera for all your amazing shots. This was a delight. I love Pet Semetary.
This is fantastic. Finding these exact locations and setting up the shots must have been painstaking! So cool, though!
Wow I'm impressed! You have really grown this channel. I was with you in the beginning as a sub.
This movie was a favorite. I love the truck find. Especially since I drove a tanker Pete. Thanks for the walk down memory lane.
Wow you have a very cool connection to the red truck for sure!
Great stuff! I am so glad to see the real filming locations of one of my most favorite horror movie. The illustrations are terrific.
Im very impressed as Steven King fan...as a horror movie buff...and as the eccentric person I'm called.. I see you are unique in this idea...meaning you really did a amazing job adding your own lay out..u brought me back to that time..were the excitement of king allowing his books to come a live on screen...and as if I was there..like there really such a place...were they flyed there kite..and a little boy..lost his life....
And strange things happen...
Thank u...really...
Your new fan
Jenny
This is easily one of my favourite filming location videos I’ve viewed and I’ve watched many. your attention to detail was exceptional finding all the cemetery locations I can imagine would have taken a lot of research the final shot with the truck blew me away never expected that!! well done sir. From England 🏴
This is an absolutely outstanding video and one of the finest "filming locations" videos I have ever seen. Thank you for all the work you do to make it. I enjoyed it so much.
Remember Doc, the barrier was NOT meant to be crossed! The ground..is SOURRRR!!! Goosebumps...
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These videos are AWESOME! Keep them coming!
Your footage is well done! I'm surprised the semi-truck is just sitting like that! What an awesome find! I remember watching the movie as a young teenager.
Great job! Finding the truck was really cool! 🍺😎👍
I thank you sincerely for the effort that I know it took you guys to put this together for us. Thank you, God bless you so much. I think this renewed my love for a movie that I haven't seen in ages. I may go watch it tonight!
I am surprised that truck hasn't been vandalized for trinkets. I am very surprised the plaque is still there.
I agree. I think it just blends in there unnoticed.
Well not now maybe. This guy just gave people the idea.
That's Maine for ya
It probably will be now lo
It's disturbing to me that they let such an iconic part of a big movie like this just sit in a forgotten place outside to whither away from the elements. It should be sitting inside somewhere preferably in some kind of museum but it appears that they just put the truck in service and ran the wheels off of it. It's probably got 2,000,000 miles on it now!
Great Video thank you for making this and showing us some of the locations from one of my all time favorite Stephen King movie adaptations.
This is freaking awesome! I know what it feels like. I live 30 mins from "Castle Rock" (Stand by Me) location. Thank you for doin these videos. I'm subscribed
You've done a great job to satisfy my curiosity 'itch'. So well done, I loved it. Thank you for doing this
Well done sir and great find on the truck.
So cool! I lived in New Hampshire the first 46 years of my life and never went to Maine to see this!!!! You are motivating me to go make a long trip up there now!!!! Keep up the great work!!! That was quite the movie!!!! Pat
You really get a good sense and feel for the camera and blocking of the entire setpiece with this. Really fascinating how the whole Creed residence was for the most part was as it was scene on film, not much cheating or anything like that, especially the way you covered the camera shots and locations. Really cool because you construct and hold this world in a movie in your head, so it kind of solely exists in that capacity for the majority of the audience. But when you do this it really gets to let us open a new door mentally in our head and explore this place further.
I lived in the Sedgewick area when the movie was filmed (the weird area with the rocks: Mic Mac burial ground). You have made me terribly homesick. Very cool to see all the old locations and of course, the truck. How sad that it sits abandoned to the elements; maybe no one wants to deal with the bad juju, even if it is only of the cinematic variety.
He is my favorite author! Nice to see his house!
I LOVE that you have included video from the film with yours! Without that addition this would not be as amazing
Thank you so much for the amount of effort you put into these
Saw this movie when it came out,me and few friends. When Gage get hit the theater was quite and my friend sitting next to me says “ at least they got to keep the shoe”. Went from pin drop quite to all out laughter. Great video
Fucking sicko
You did such a great job on this video. I love the way you show what the locations look like now while playing the audio from the movie.
This video definitely got my like! Congrats on the BOYT nomination, your vids are worth it so I'll go give you a vote!
Thanks Andrew, I appreciate it
This was one of the greatest movie location tours I've seen on TH-cam! Awesome! Thanks so much for posting! Loved it!!!
Yay I’m happy to see you doing another filming location video and what a great one it is! You did a great job as always. Is the location of the truck not known until you found it?
I went into labor, Dec 9th, 1989, watching this movie on VHS! The irony is, my daughter grew up to be a vet tech! Thank you for this great video!
Sick... absolutely sick.
I'm almost 12 minutes into the video so far and it's very interesting but it would make it even better if you would explain where each location change is compared to the one before. Like when you went from the rocky burial ground to the hospital where are those locations at in relation to each other and all of the other locations that were shot? The next town, a different state? Enquiry minds wanna know!
Also, I noticed some odd looking grooves that look like they were put in those rocky walls and also some holes that looked like they were bored into some of them also. I'm confident that it was probably done by the quarry company but it would be intersting to know why they were put there and what purpose they serve. I'm thinking that the grooves are left over from round bores drilled into the rock to maybe blast them with dynamite to break them into manageable pieces and the holes were probably bored for that purpose but never used.
Wow amazingly done my friend !!! History you put up on TH-cam , Amazing champ wow and the truck I love everything thanks for taking the time to do this .
This was very entertainiing
Thank you very much for the video!! It is fascinating to see the places of the movie, the road, the truck, the sematary, everything incredible!