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Cujo

Horror Donna Trenton is discovered by her husband Vic to be having an affair with Steve Kemp. Vic leaves town to sort things out. While he is away she drives their car out to the Camber farmhouse to have it repaired. But there the car breaks down and she and her son Tad are trapped in it by Cujo, a rabid St Bernard.
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CanadaCanada
The Globe and Mail
The Globe and Mail
Is it possible for a horror movie to be too good? If it is, then Cujo is it (...) an experience that borders on the unbearably intense." POS
United StatesUnited States
Variety
Variety
"Although well-made, this screen adaptation of Stephen King's Cujo emerges as a dull, uneventful entry in the horror genre."  NEG
United StatesUnited States
The New York Times
The New York Times
"'Cujo' is by no means a horror classic, but it's suspenseful and scary." POS
United KingdomUnited Kingdom Time Out "For all its ingenuity, 'Cujo' does lose an awful lot of ground from the fact that rabid St Bernards tend to evoke pity rather than terror."  NEU
United StatesUnited States
Miami Herald
Miami Herald
"'Cujo' is one of those nightmares that does not require even the suspension of disbelief. Anyone who can accept that there are dogs, people and cars that don't work can be scared silly by this movie" POS
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