CUJO (2025) — Official Trailer
“Help is miles away. Fear is inches.”

Synopsis: A small town bakes under a brutal heatwave. A gentle St. Bernard disappears into a dark culvert and crawls out wrong. On a routine errand to a rural garage, a mother and her young son find their Ford dead—and something waiting in the yard.

Locks click. Water runs out. The horn blares until the battery dies. Quick cuts: a sheriff’s cruiser rolling slow, a mailbox shaking on its post, a key slipping between seat rails, glass fogging with breath as a shadow circles, learning the car. Hours melt on the dashboard clock; every scrape, whine, and thud turns the cabin into a pressure cooker. She whispers, “Stay with me,” and grips anything that could be a weapon.

Final stinger: the window drops a quarter inch for air. A snout presses in. Cut to black—one bark like a gunshot.

Review: Sun‑scorched, single‑location terror—suffocating sound design, practical menace, and survival stakes that claw the nerves. If this cut holds, expect sweat‑slick panic you feel in your teeth.