“Pet Sematary” used two Maine Coons, Leo (pictured here) and Tonic, to play the beastly reborn cat Church. Kerry Hayes/Paramount/Everett Collection Tonic, now 1 ¹/₂, was a stray someone ...

How hard is it to train a cat to obey commands? For average people it’s close to impossible. But according to Pet Sematary’s animal coordinator Kirk Jarrett and animal trainer Melissa Millet ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Cinema history is filled with some wonderful big screen felines, and Church from Mary ...

Pet Sematary is finally in theaters, and one Twitter user had a revelation that got everyone going wild with questions about Church the cat. One user @FutureSchlock tweeted a simple statement ...

But in the history of literature and film, perhaps no cat has terrified more audiences than Pet Sematary's Church. Stephen King's 1983 novel begins when the Creed family moves to rural Maine with ...

Also Read: Grumpy Cat, Viral Internet Sensation, Dies at 7 Leo was actually one of four cats used in filming for “Pet Sematary.” The film, based on King’s 1983 novel and starring Jason ...

The film’s directors tell Inverse that they infused their love of cats into the production, and this guided the casting decisions they made while searching for the perfect Pet Sematary star that ...

Leo the Cat, who played Church in this year's 'Pet Sematary' remake, died mysteriously just weeks after the film's release, his trainer announced Thursday Leo the cat, who played Church in this ...

The cat actor that played Church in Pet Sematary was named Leo in real life and he has sadly passed away. The Instagram post from Leo’s trainer and owner Kirk Jarrett assures us that Leo will be ...

This post contains spoilers for Pet Sematary. Cats are, in a way, the arbiters of evil. It’s in their glowing eyes, that know too much. It’s in their graceful movements, their ghostlike ...

Pet Sematary’s Leo the Cat Has Passed Away. It’s been a sad month for fans of famous felines. A couple of weeks ago, the Internet’s collective ...