Good boy gone bad.
The Big Picture The name Stephen King is synonymous with the horror genre, and for good reason; the man is a genius when it comes to all things scary. He has many a terrifying novel under his belt, with several having been turned into films that became instant classics such as Carrie and IT.
In fact, that’s an added layer to the terror of the dog himself — the sadness of the entire situation. Cujo isn’t a bad dog or a mean one, he was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time and his entire being is changed because of it. In fact, the book actually follows a Cujo POV at times, where you get to read his thoughts and fear as the rabies takes over his body. It’s heartbreaking, and it just makes his eventual rampage all the more tragic knowing there was truly no controlling it.
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