miko hughes played the little boy in the 1989 movie pet sematary.
miko hughes played the little boy in the 1989 movie pet sematary.
who played the little boy in the 1989 movie pet sematary?
miko hughes
pet sematary (sometimes referred to as stephen king's pet sematary) is a 1989 american supernatural horror film adaptation of stephen king's 1983 novel of the same name. directed by mary lambert and written by king, the film features dale midkiff as louis creed, denise crosby as rachel creed, brad greenquist as victor pascow, blaze berdahl as ellie creed, miko hughes as gage creed, and fred gwynne as jud crandall. andrew hubatsek was cast for zelda's role. king, who scripted from his own book, also has a cameo as a minister. the movie's title is a sensational spelling of "cemetery."
pet sematary (1989 film)
pet sematary (soundtrack)









































pet sematary is a soundtrack for the film "pet sematary". produced by elliot goldenthal, it was released in 1989.









































section::::background.









































elliot goldenthal's "pet sematary" record was his first mainstream movie score.









































its style is sometimes compared to jack nitzsche's soundtrack for "the exorcist", while the theme is inspired by lalo schifrin's score to "the amityville horror".









































section::::track listing.









































bullet::::1. "the pet sematary" (3:00)









































bullet::::2. "dead recollection" (1:19)









































bullet::::3. "hope and ordeal" (1:22)









































bullet::::4. "adieu gage" (1:22)









































bullet::::5. "rachel against time" (0:49)









































bullet::::6. "the return game" (jud and gage) (3:42)









































bullet::::7. "moving day waltz" (0:30)
pet sematary (soundtrack)