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Cujo

Cujo

“Now, there's a new name for terror.”
★6.2/10(1,184)Rage•1983•1h 33m
DramaHorror
DirectorLewis Teague
ScreenplayBarbara Turner, Stephen King
Adapted from Stephen King's novel, 'Cujo' is a lean, harrowing horror film about a friendly St. Bernard that contracts rabies and turns into a slavering killer. Dee Wallace gives a fierce performance as a mother trapped with her young son inside a stalled, broiling car as the maddened dog lays siege for days. Stripped of supernatural trappings, its terror is primal and relentless. Well received as a taut, unusually grounded King adaptation, it endures as a tense, sweat-soaked survival ordeal.
Release
Aug 10, 1983
Budget
$5M
Country
United States
Revenue
$21M

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Where to watch Cujo? Cujo is available for streaming on Philo, AMC Plus Apple TV channel, AMC+ Amazon Channel, AMC+ Roku Premium Channel.
Who directed Cujo? Cujo is directed by Lewis Teague.
Who stars in Cujo? The main cast of Cujo includes Dee Wallace, Danny Pintauro, Daniel Hugh Kelly, Christopher Stone, Ed Lauter.
How long is Cujo? Cujo is 1h 33min long.

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Synopsis

Adapted from Stephen King's novel, 'Cujo' is a lean, harrowing horror film about a friendly St. Bernard that contracts rabies and turns into a slavering killer. Dee Wallace gives a fierce performance as a mother trapped with her young son inside a stalled, broiling car as the maddened dog lays siege for days. Stripped of supernatural trappings, its terror is primal and relentless. Well received as a taut, unusually grounded King adaptation, it endures as a tense, sweat-soaked survival ordeal.

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