Cujo dog

The following dog film stars are featured in Wendy Mitchell’s new book, Citizen Canine: Dogs in the Movies. * Lobo The Clash of the Wolves, 1925 Breed: German Shepherd Rin Tin Tin is a Hollyw…

Cujo- doesn't matter how old it gets. This movie had and would still have me on edge of my seat over that damm dog

Since we are nearing the end of summer and preparing to enter the spooky season, what better way to start the transition than with a good horror book? To help continue the celebration of famous dogs from literature, I want to focus on a fearsome canine from a darker type of book: Stephen King’s Cujo. This once-friendly St. Bernard turned vicious animal is famous for terrifying children and adults alike. The name “Cujo” itself elicits fear and endures as an everlasting part of pop culture.

Cujo...!

It appears that Cujo is not simply the name of a family pet in the planned spin on the Stephen King horror story. Cujo is now C.U.J.O and stands for Canine Unit Joint Operations, implying that the military are going to get involved. Information is yet to be revealed about the story itself, but it ...Read More

Blazing Minds has got together with Eureka Entertainment to bring our readers the chance to win their new release of CUJO the terrifyingly effective 80s cult horror based on the best-selling novel from Stephen King in a single-disc Blu-ray edition as part of the Eureka Classics range from 27 January 2020. Head on over to https://buff.ly/3aZsLH0 or hit the link in our bio. #BlazingMinds http://bit.ly/3JrsaG

Cujo by Unknown Artist

"Cujo's Dog Biscuits" by Nemons Inspired by the Stephen King horror Cujo Cujo's All Natural Dog Biscuits Full of Fleshy Flavour