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Actor: Dale Midkiff

Dale Midkiff played Louis Creed in Pet Sematary, a father whose grief drives him to something considerably worse, and he carries most of the film’s escalation. He also played Elvis in a television film and worked extensively in television movies through the 1990s.

Melissa Leo as Cookie in a scene from the 1985 film Streetwalkin', standing in an urban New York setting.Antonio Fargas

Streetwalkin’ (1985) Review

Streetwalkin' (1985) rates 3 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. A Concorde Pictures production shot in New York in about three weeks, with Melissa Leo in her first lead role eight years before her career started, and a structure…

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Pet Sematary (1989) film posterBrad Greenquist

Pet Sematary (1989)

A family discovers an ancient burial ground behind their Maine home that returns the dead to life, but wrong. Pet Sematary is Mary Lambert's 1989 American horror film adapted from Stephen King's 1983 novel, depicting a Boston physician who moves…

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