Only four cats are credited on the final cut of Pet Sematary: Tonic, Leo, JD, and Jaeger. Tonic & Jaeger — The Living Church “Our most outgoing cat was only 10 months old — that’s Tonic ...

In the 1989 film, Church is portrayed as a British Blue cat, and while speaking with Mary Lambert this week in celebration of Pet Sematary’s 30th anniversary I learned exactly why that breed was ...

How big a star is Church the cat, of the new "Pet Sematary"? It took four Maine Coons cats to play him. And yes, apparently, you CAN train a cat — try clickers and cooked chicken. And don't ...

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 ...

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 ...

Why PET SEMATARY’S Church Is the Best Cat In Horror. by Lindsey Romain. Apr 2 2019 • 2:45 PM. This post contains spoilers for Pet Sematary. Cats are, in a way, the arbiters of evil.

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 ...

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 newest Pet Sematary adaptation furthers two growing trends in 2019: There’s what co-directors Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer accurately call “the Stephen King Renaissance” that began ...

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

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 ...