PopCulture.com had a chance to speak with Thomas about the new movie Pet Sematary: Bloodlines, and he offered some insight into how this fatherly role compares to similar roles in Flanagan's Netflix series,' which also includes Midnight Mass and The Fall of the House of Ushe. "It's interesting because with the work that I did with Mike, a lot of those dads are his dad," Thomas clarified. "It was written as his dad, but when I played it sort of became a merge between my idea of that and the real thing. A little of that happens no matter what, but the characters, mainly I find one thing to latch onto as kind of the anchor for the character."

"Like for Dan in this film, Pet Sematary: Bloodlines," he continued, "it's about keeping his son out of the draft lottery and getting him out of that town because he's carrying a secret, and he's been carrying it, and it's a generational secret. It's a big deal for him. Beyond the text, that's all I really had to hold onto in my few scenes with Jackson and everybody else. If you can find something like that as an actor that is kind of the character's semaphore, then it makes your job a lot easier and it tends to resonate with people."

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