SEE MORE: The Most Beautiful Cemeteries in New England Massachusetts Film Locations In Pet Semetary, author Stephen King has a cameo as a minister presiding over a funeral in Mount Hope Cemetery. Carla Daigle (User Submitted) Mount Hope Cemetery, Bangor | Pet Sematary (1989)
Marshall Point Lighthouse, Point Clyde | New England Film LocationsĮ. Martin Scorsese used Otter Cliff in Acadia National Park to film the cliff scenes in Shutter Island, which was set off the coast of Massachusetts. Otter Cliff, Acadia National Park | Shutter Island (2010) Despite the dark themes, the filmmakers have managed to pick some incredible sights.
Lake Placid (1999), The Mist (2007), The Uninvited (2009), and Dark Shadows (2012) all take place in quintessential small towns of Maine, and with few exceptions, Maine is used for the stuff of nightmares. Maine, home to the infamous Stephen King, is often the backdrop of horror films. Here is our list of the “must-see” New England film locations! Notable New England Film Locations Maine Film Locations They may have sandy beaches and endless sunshine in California, but New England has a seasonal magic you can’t find anywhere else. Occasionally, though, New England lures in a big studio, charms a director, and earns a little extra screen time. They’ll gather aerial footage of our picturesque towns and make a swift return to the California coast. Oftentimes, filmmakers will come and go silently without actors - or even directors - ever setting foot here. Keene, New Hampshire, served as the backdrop for much of 1995’s Jumanji.
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