Cujo News

If you've never seen Dee Wallace in a film then you probably don't watch movies, because at this moment she has 179 credits to her name as a professional actress, 18 of those projects yet to be released- which led me to first ask her where in the world she found the time to call me for a phone interview yesterday afternoon.

MEN had morphed into werewolves before - but never in one continuous sequence. Audiences at the time didn't know what hit them as a new age of ultra-realistic special make-up effects dawned to scare the wits out of the TV generation.

Have I mentioned lately how much I love Blu-ray?A It opens up a whole new vista of big and new titles to bring you because of their re-release .A And one of a long string of classics only recently re-released onto Blu-ray is the twenty fifth anniversary edition of the Stephen King classic,A Cujo.

Our review of Cujo: 25th Anniversary Edition , published October 5th, 2007, is also available.

Know who we love? Dee Wallace that's who. So much so that we couldn't resist hanging with her for a bit and getting her view on her long and amazing career.

Lionsgate is busy dropping more classic horror onto Blu-ray! This time they're hitting us with three more classics to get you going on your high-definition tangent, but be warned -- there could be a really nagging down along with this set of 1080 ups! DVD Active scored the art and specs for the following releases: Look for Frailty to hit Blu-ray on ...

Lionsgate will release Taking Chances on DVD on 24 November. This romance starring Justin Long and Emmanuelle Chriqui will arrive with an anamorphic widescreen transfer and a Dolby Digital 5.1 sound mix.

Lionsgate Home Entertainment have announced the US Blu-ray Disc release of several catalogue titles in November.

Lionsgate will release Cujo on Blu-ray Disc on 24 November. This Stephen King bad-dog tale will arrive with a 1080p transfer, a DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio sound mix, a commentary with director Lewis Teague and a featurette.

Dee Wallace is a horror icon and Fango Favorite. Having appeared in such classic fright fare as CUJO, THE HOWLING, and Wes Craven's THE HILLS HAVE EYES, Wallace has become a familiar face who's appearance is welcomed by genre fans around the globe.

Stephen King is not only one of the most prolific, best-selling and -- in this writer's opinion -- most talented authors of our time, he's probably the author who's had the most movies based on his work, right up there with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and whoever writes all of the books those Lifetime movies are based on.

Three separate tales of terror, linked together by a stray cat who just happens to be present at the time, and who actually takes a hand in the third, doing mortal battle with a knife-wielding troll.