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Louis Creed

Louis Creed

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Oct 27, 2026

Kristin LopesHOST
18:44
They filmed on the State Street side of Cemetery Hill.
Kristin LopesHOST
18:47
After one shot, they waited until 2 in the morning for the moonlight to fall just right, as the grieving Father Louis Creed dug up the body of his young son.
Kristin LopesHOST
18:55
The film was released in April of 1989.
Kristin LopesHOST
18:58
Local tour guides also tell another story.
JohnGUEST
3:27
At that point, I'm 20, 20, 21 years old, not married, you know, not even through college at that point.
JohnGUEST
3:35
uh and i enjoyed it uh up to a point and then in chapter 35 put my glasses on it starts off Lewis Creed came to believe that the last really happy day of his life was March 24th 1984 and at that point I had put to put that book down and walk away because that was a year so before I I had actually started reading this book and that was a day that I I had been in a car accident with my best friend and he was killed.
JohnGUEST
4:09
And that made my blood run cold reading that.
JohnGUEST
4:14
I actually probably stepped away from that book for a week or two before I could go back and continue reading it.

19 MINS LATER

JoshHOST
23:44
And honestly, I think it's the first horror book that I've ever read.
JoshHOST
23:48
and i was surprised by how gripped i was and how interested i was in the story um and in this type of genre and part of the thing that like really gripped me is kind of what you're talking about john like you could see where the story was going but like you just like don't want it to go there But you can see that that is the inevitable.
JoshHOST
24:13
You can see those wheels turning that this is what Lewis is going to do.
JoshHOST
24:20
And yeah, I thought it was just really good storytelling.
AaronHOST
4:37
go.
AaronHOST
4:38
Lewis Creed moves his wife, Rachel, and their kids, Ellie and Gage, in a cat church to a house in Ludlow, Maine.
AaronHOST
4:44
Their elderly neighbor, Judd Crandall, warns Lewis about speeding trucks on the road that runs past their house.
AaronHOST
4:49
Judd takes the family on a walk in the woods behind their home down a path that leads to a pet cemetery.
AaronHOST
4:55
Later, their cat, Church, is run over on the highway while Lewis' family is out of town.
AaronHOST
5:00
Judd leads Lewis beyond the pet cemetery to an ancient burial ground once used by the Mi'kmaq Indians.
AaronHOST
5:06
Lewis buries the cat, and the next afternoon, Church returns home.
AaronHOST
5:09
But he's different, and he smells like the grave.
MikeHOST
47:26
It is, of course, 1989's Pet Sematary, directed by Mary Lambert.
MikeHOST
47:32
After a tragic accident, Lewis Creed learns that sometimes dead is better.
MikeHOST
47:39
Much like J.K. Simmons in Glorious, I think Pet Sematary works thanks in very large part to Fred Gwynn's portrayal of Judd Crandall.
MikeHOST
47:47
If you don't believe me, watch the remake.
speaker_1HOST
8:24
It's not the same animal that went into the ground.
speaker_0HOST
8:27
So this is where Lewis makes his first catastrophic decision.
speaker_1HOST
8:31
But it's a completely human decision, driven by a desire to spare his young daughter Ellie the agony of losing her cat.
speaker_0HOST
8:37
Right.
speaker_0HOST
9:33
They give the toddler a respectful burial.
speaker_1HOST
9:36
At a normal cemetery in Bangor.
speaker_0HOST
9:39
But the seeds of the supernatural have already been planted in Lewis's mind.
speaker_1HOST
9:42
He knows fundamentally that there is a mechanism to undo this.
JoeHOST
10:03
Legend of Timmy Baterman is literally just a section from Pet Sematary.
JoeHOST
10:07
It's the story Jud tells to Louis about the, um-
VivianHOST
10:11
You might say it is the untold chapter.
JoeHOST
10:14
Yeah.
JoeHOST
10:19
It's 'cause it's relevant for the adaptations.
JoeHOST
10:21
It's relevant for last week as well.
JoeHOST
10:22
It's the story Jud tells Louis-
GarenHOST
10:24
Ah
VanessaHOST
67:42
Ooh.
MattHOST
67:43
Jack Torrance, Paul Sheldon, Bill Denbrough, or Louis Creed?
VanessaHOST
67:48
Paul Sheldon.
MattHOST
67:49
Yeah, I was gonna say-
speaker_1HOST
21:19
We all know the setup for this one.
speaker_1HOST
21:21
Set in Maine, obviously, Dr. Louis Creed moves his family there.
speaker_1HOST
21:25
Their cat gets run over on the deadly highway out front.
speaker_2HOST
21:27
Right.
speaker_1HOST
21:28
The creepy neighbor, Jud Crandall, instructs Louis to bury the cat in a special secret cemetery deep in the woods.
speaker_1HOST
21:35
So Louis does it, and the cat comes back, but it's, it's wrong.
speaker_2HOST
21:40
Yeah, it's sluggish.
speaker_2HOST
21:42
It smells of the earth, and it carries this sinister, malicious aura.
speaker_2HOST
32:20
The setup is deceptively simple.
speaker_2HOST
32:21
We follow Dr. Louis Creed, his wife Rachel, and their two young children.
speaker_3HOST
32:25
The perfect family.
speaker_2HOST
32:26
They move to this idyllic rural home in Maine.
speaker_2HOST
32:58
They aren't the same.
speaker_3HOST
32:59
No, they are not what they used to be.
speaker_2HOST
33:01
I was trying to put myself in Louis Creed's shoes to understand the psychology of this book.
speaker_3HOST
33:06
It's a tough head space to be in.
SlavaHOST
0:33
Yeah, well, I'll give the full spoiler-free summary here, but a lot of it happens in part one, so here we go.
SlavaHOST
0:42
Dr. Louis Creed moves his wife Rachel and their two young children to Ludlow, Maine, where their new and idyllic rural home seems perfect.
SlavaHOST
0:53
The family quickly befriends their elderly neighbor, Jud Crandall, who introduces them to a pet sematary, spelled S-E-M-A-T-R-A-Y, in the woods behind their house.
SlavaHOST
1:06
It's a makeshift graveyard where local children have buried their deceased pets for generations.

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