When Robert Harris moved from Southern California to Superior last year, he brought some pups that were already in the care ...

Cujo was previously adapted into a 1983 feature film directed by Lewis Teague and written by Don Carlos Dunaway and Barbara Turner (pen name Lauren Currier). Cujo starred Dee Wallace as Donna and ...

With Cujo possessed, a mother and her young son become trapped inside a car. As it bakes in the hot sun, the mother must battle Cujo and escape the car if she wants to save her dying son.

In the 1983 film, Dee Wallace plays Donna Trenton, a woman forced to make an impossible choice. After Cujo is bitten by a rabid bat, he goes on a rampage, eventually cornering Donna and her son ...

While we wait for more updates about Cujo, the good news for all you Constant Readers out there is that there's a whole bunch of new Stephen King movies and TV shows still on the way this year ...

13. CUJO ’S DIRECTOR DIDN’T GRADUATE FROM FILM SCHOOL UNTIL 2016. Teague had dropped out of New York University in 1963. “At the end of my second year at NYU… ...

The Cujo vs. Pinto stuff is one-of-a-kind; this is the (half-)film you watch if you want to see a dog nearly demolish a car with humans inside—realistically terrified and exhausted ones.

Cujo, the vicious St. Bernard who terrified both ’80s kids and adults alike, is getting another shot at cinematic success. This time, from one of the unlikeliest of directors.

The new version of Cujo that is now in the works will probably have a lot of Stephen King fans scratching their heads. This is because the remake is going to be titled C.U.J.O. with the letters ...