Arthur Rosenberg, Billy Jayne, Christopher Stone
This 1983 adaptation of the Stephen King horror novel is the anti-Beethoven, the story of a rabid St. Bernard that terrorizes a community, tears up a few folks, and goes after a woman and her s...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 21, 2001
Stats: 1,890 reviews
Cujo is a movie that will scare the hell out of dog owners, to say the least. It's very frightening and very underrated, and for most of the movie, there is no sign that it is a horror movie. However, Cujo is very frightening, mainly because these kind of things do happen, a lot ...( read more)
Stephen King does killer dog. The film's not bad but it's kind of just, boring. What was really needed was to build upon the relationship between Cujo and his family. The most frightening aspect of this film is a beloved family pet turning against the ones it loves. Cujo never se...( read more)
The book is better. They changed the ending which I hate. The acting is not so hot in my opinion either. Disappointing.
i love this movie! every time i wacth it i still am waiting & wanting & hoping the boy turns out ok & he does!! because of this movie i can honestly say i have grown to have trust issues with what some call mans best friennd. lol
Stephen King is the only person who could make a Saint Bernard seem evil! I love the man. His books are mostly better than the movies, this one's no exception.
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people actually complain about the character development in the first half? christ, the mtv generation is retarded. if all you wanna see is a crazy dog kill a bunch of people go rent man's best friend or some other pile of shit. this movie is a classic for reasons other than a crazy dog. say it with me.....character development.
This movie is so awesome. Crazy dogs and a weird lesbian-lookin chick? So cool...
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