The first rule of a horrorfilm:

Rating: 9/10 (3 June 2001)

NEVER discuss it afterwards! "Pet Sematary" scared me. It wouldn't scare you. "The Blair Witch Project" didn't scare me at first, and it probably didn't scare you at all. I remember walking out the cinema thinking: "Wonder what it's like to die in the woods like that." (I hope THAT's not a spoiler, folks!) And then slowly it turned on me, the way that silence in itself can suddenly become alarming. Like that single "Hello" down a dark hall. Yes, I got scared. Yes, I got afraid of the dark for like 14 days or so. Yes, I'm 22 years old.
It might be the whole documentary-style of the thing. It might be the acting and the "Dogma"-style. It might be something else. Ask yourself, before calling me a chicken: Do you know what scares you? Do you? Really?
Until then it's a 9 for the concept and execution. (Not seen since the Orson Wells' Halloween prank) And because I really found it eerie.