Hi, my name is Billy. I visit, photograph and document filming locations from my favorite films and television series. I also create short videos/movies. If you enjoy content like this as much as I do, please like and subscribe. And be sure to follow me on Instagram for more content like this @billys_spot_shots
This movie Where was filmed ? When l was childhood , my brother and l we had gone to see this movie . I was very affected from zelda and until jud 's die . Stephan King perfect to a fear is written. Keep on workings movies Stephen King, Greetings where from turkey my country ❤❤❤❤❤ l Kiss yours from here 😚☺
Billy, thank you so much for the time and effort you put into this project, it was so fun to watch! I can’t believe you got inside Rachel’s childhood home.. 🤯. The whole series is truly an amazing gift for those of us who are obsessed with this movie, you’re a rockstar!
@@amiesoctomah7994 well if this isn’t the nicest compliment ever, I don’t know what is. 🙏 Thank you so much! That really means a lot to me. I’m glad you liked it.
Great job it was nice to see some locations that were never seen before. Question though do happen to know the wherabouts of where the truck is that was built and used in the film. I watched another video years ago and someone found it in abandoned in a junkyard.
Ha! I sure do. Believe it or not, I’m actually the person who found it, but that other dude beat me to the RU-vid video and I can prove it based on the timestamp of my photos compared to his RU-vid video. I found it one month prior to him. In any case, a heating oil company owner purchased the truck from the owners who had it when I found it. That company is called V. L. Tammaro Oil Co. The truck resides at their Baileyville Maine location. You can schedule a visit to see the truck. They just request that you call ahead and arrange it, and not just show up. If you’re interested, their phone number is 207-454-7500.
I LOVE this movie. This is one of the few times I prefer the film. Brad Dourif kills it, the bat looks great, it's dirty and gross where it needs to be, and when its clean, it's not pristine, so it looks real. I hate pristine horror flicks. It's hot, there're bugs, rats, no one has a new car, the richest guy we see has a fly inside his coffee pot...it's the realest movie about a monster bat you're gonna see.
Do you happen to know the location for Rachels parent's Chicago style house? if i remember correctly from the unearthed and untold documentary it is in Maine.
@@TheJustin905 I sure do. I’ve been there as well and I have a video coming in a few weeks where you will see EVERY filming location shown in the film. Be on the lookout. It’s called The Ultimate Pet Sematary filming locations video and it will be right here on my channel.
@@wjd329 awesome can't wait. Another question since you are a local, does that peterbilt truck still exist? Someone posted a video years ago about finding the truck that was used in the movie that hits gage in an abandoned junkyard.
I know which youtuber got it wrong....grimlifecollective they are notorious for getting locations wrong. This video deserve so many more views for these helpful tips to get there
This is my all time favourite horror movie this is so cool to see. What room was the main bedroom where pascow was standing in the doorway trying to wake louis up?
The interiors were mostly all filmed on a production stage. They built the kitchen and some other rooms on a stage too and made them look exactly like they do in the real house. They had to build the kitchen set 4 or 5 feet off the floor so they could account for the basement stairs.
@@Robert-nu4vc That is correct. I am pointing out the things that were in fact filmed inside the house, as well as just documenting the entirety of the interior because I know a lot of people have always been curious about what the interior looks like. 😊
@@Robert-nu4vc agreed! Its uncanny. There are certain shots in the film where you can see some of the little detail changes from the actual house to the set location. There’s a great shot of Jud standing in the kitchen and you can see the difference in the flooring and that’s how you know that shot is on the set. It’s something only eagle eyed fans would spot or notice, but I absolutely love that kinda stuff.
@@kirstenneczesny4460 thanks so much!! 🙏 Drive over the Jaws bridge and it’s about a half mile down on the right. There’s a little sand parking lot area. Pul right in there and you’ll see it to the left. 😊
@@wjd329 thank you…we were actually there at that spot in May and I took a photo. Didn’t realize this was where that scene was until your video but knew it looked familiar, so checked my pictures :)
@@Jennytheaquariangoddess it is an active Boy Scouts camp so this place is very active. They do offer a variety of tour options from the very basic spots to the hardcore (every location)….they even do overnight stays. If you’re a big fan of the film it’s a must do! Mostly because it’s inaccessible any other way. I typically prefer to do my own venturing around but I must say these guys add plenty of time to roam around each location and get whatever footage/photos you could want.
Hey Billy, great video. Where is the elusive “Tree location” compared to the other locations? I was at the Hewitt house one night in 2022 when they were filming the fight on the front porch scene. Thanks
I worked as a paramedic insecurities on serval of Stephen King's movies including this one and the shots at the Edythe Dyer Library took place in a couple locations but one was in front and down over the hill as you go to the retirement community and the car we shook the car and literally were holding and moving branches from the front of the car to the back to simulate the car moving while The Hitchhiker was on top. A lot of fun and some great memories so thank you for sharing
I've been watching a few of these vids to plan my trip there next June for the 50th of the release and this video takes the cake. Well done dude. I see you went first week of June? Is this before the season begins? What time of day did you film in Edgartown like on the streets and the town hall? Seems like it was very bare and not many people which sounds perfect for this kind of vid.
@@three11phil thanks man! I appreciate that very much. Yes, we went in early June (like first week) because locals told us it was before the real tourist rush begins but yet the weather is still nice. As far as Edgartown goes, we hit all that early in the morning, typically between 6:30-9:30am and it took 2 separate days to get what we got without vehicles and such in the shots. Have a blast! Good luck! Let me know if you need anymore help with any of it.
One of the kids with the fake shark fin is Johnathan Searle, the one that says " He made me do it, he talked me into it" is now the police chief of Oaks Bluffs there on the island, pretty cool. Oh I just subscribed too.. I grew up on neighboring cape cod. Loving the channel
Small correction from a Bangor local to the shot at 11:40. That shot is the intersection of State St and Exchange St. In the film there is a car turning right onto State St which in real life is a one way.
Damn, lived in Corinth my whole life and been through Dexter plenty of times. Never would have guessed that a horror movie did some filming there of all places.
@@KingGhost78OG thanks man! Very cool! Yeah if there’s any Pet Sematary spots you don’t know how to get to, you’ll find it all here on my channel! Cheers!
@@BillCassinelli thanks!! I appreciate that very much! Bangor is one I do NOT mispronounce but I can’t deny that I do enjoy correcting tourists on how to say that one. 😆
If I remember correctly,the Exit was fairly new at the time-construction had just ended........You`ve gotta be either a transplant or from Southern Maine(aka Northern MASS),because NO ONE from around here pronounces Hampden like Hampton--@18:15 and @27:27.....it`s "ham-den",not "hamp-ton"........
@@stephenmcgraw8871 😆 this is hilarious. Nah man. I’ve lived in Maine my whole life. Born and raised on the midcoast. Sorry my pronunciation of your towns name was the biggest thing you took from this video. I’ll try to do better.
I took a trip on my lunch break to the filming location because I didn't know it was a 5 minute walk from my work. Someone sadly took the cross and there's a little more damage. Still awesome to see though
First time I watched Creepshow 2 after moving to Maine from Canada in 1999 I almost shit my pants!!! 😂 I lived up the hill and around the corner from that Reny's in Dexter!
That opening was almost straight out of the movie. You were talking about how scared you were as a kid & it looked at first like The Creep himself(voiced by Tom Savini👺) was coming to deliver a package/the 1st issue of Thanks for the ride Billy😂
