Pet Sematary: Bloodlines explores the backstory of the titular burial ground, and one line helps explain a strange plot hole from Stephen King's book.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary A key quote from Pet Sematary: Bloodlines might explain a plot hole from Stephen King's original novel and the movie adaptations that followed. While King wasn't keen on 1992 sequel Pet Sematary Two as it wasn't based on any of his own writing, he's given his endorsement to 2023 prequel Bloodlines.
Related: Pet Sematary Bloodlines 2: Confirmation Chances, Franchise Future Release Plans & Everything We Know The Wendigo's Hunting Targets Explains Pet Sematary's Jud Plot Hole While Dan's line reveals why the dead are so susceptible to the "darkness," it could also explain Jud's actions in the book and film adaptations. After the events of Bloodlines, where Jud sees his former best friend become an undead monster responsible for multiple deaths, it's unbelievable he would risk kicking off another chain of bloodshed in the 2019 film.
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