Review: Cujo (2025) – First Trailer
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆

“The beast is back—and this time, it’s more terrifying than ever.”

The first trailer for the 2025 remake of Cujo delivers a chilling, modern reimagining of Stephen King’s terrifying tale of a rabid dog gone berserk. From the moment the trailer opens with eerie silence and a slow pan across an empty rural road, you know this isn’t just another creature feature—it’s a psychological pressure cooker.

Director [Insert Name] seems to lean heavily into suspense over gore, with a strong focus on atmosphere, isolation, and primal fear. The dog—larger, more realistic, and frighteningly expressive thanks to a mix of practical effects and subtle CGI—feels less like a monster and more like a force of nature.

The trailer smartly teases key scenes without giving too much away. We get glimpses of the mother and child trapped in their car under the relentless summer heat, as the titular St. Bernard circles outside with bloodshot eyes and growling fury. The tension is palpable, and the cinematography captures every drop of sweat, every desperate glance, and every terrifying bark.