For 35 years, this classic horror title has been charged and there is a reason for that

SimeterStephen King’s novel was twice adapted for cinema, first in 1990 (at least for the author of these lines), Mary Lambert, then in 2019, made by Jason Clark. The opportunity to ask a question that probably puts some of you: Why are two charges in the title? Stephen King, Horror Maestro suddenly lost some of the basic concepts of spell?

The reason is, in fact, very simple and perhaps frustrated for whom it is looking for a deep meaning. Let’s note that with these two mistakes, the hexagonal title of the work is loyal to the original title, as well as wrong: the king’s book is really a title PetsAlthough the correct spelling is The cemetery of petsWhich means an animal cemetery. For anecdote, the animal’s reference, therefore, jumped from VF to VO.

So why are these flaws? Inspect Stephen King’s official websiteOne of these cult works will soon adapt to Netflix, we find that the inspiration of this terrible literature was followed by the discovery of real cemeteries, while he worked in the late 1970s as a writer at the Maine University, and he lived in a hired home.

Childish mistakes …

This house was located near the road with many trucks that often hit dogs and cats. The phenomenon was so common that the children in the neighborhood were created, in the woods behind the house, in the animal cemetery, to respect the latter.

At the entrance to this famous cemetery, the children installed a sign on which the inscription … was misleading! If Simeter (Or Pets In vo) so -called, this is nothing and nothing, because of childish mistakes, all logical. Spelling missions that give a certain kachet, both dangerous and poetic, with the title of this amazing scary work.

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