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If you are a horror fan, then there is a big chance that you might have heard about the horror streaming service Shudder, and if you have its subscription, you might be wondering what’s in store for you in July 2025. Don’t worry. There is a host of new and old horror movies coming to the service in the upcoming month, and we have listed the 10 best movies coming to Shudder in July 2025.

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Crawl is a natural horror film directed by Alexandre Aja from a screenplay co-written by Michael and Shawn Rasmussen. The 2019 film is set in Florida as a Category 5 hurricane hits the state, and it follows a father and daughter as they get trapped in a crawl space where they are hunted by alligators. Crawl stars Kaya Scodelario and Barry Pepper.

Stephen King's 1981 novel "Cujo" is about a Saint Bernard dog that contract rabies from a bat and goes on a killing spree. The dog, Cujo, belonged to an abusive mechanic, so it was already seemingly predisposed to violence. It mauls several people throughout the course of the story. The novel climaxes with a local mom named Donna Trenton and her young son Tad becoming trapped in a Ford Pinto on a hot day as Cujo stalks them from outside. There comes a moment when Donna has to choose to stay in the car and risk dying of heat stroke ... or exiting the car and facing the killer dog.

In the book, Donna successfully fights off Cujo with a baseball bat, beating the dog and stabbing it to death with a shard when the bat breaks. Tad, sadly, does not survive the ordeal, dying of heatstroke in the Pinto.

"Cujo...

When you think about Stephen King movies from the 1980s, there are a few classics that immediately come to mind. The Shining, Stand By Me, The Dead Zone, and, of course, 1983's Cujo. Directed by Lewis Teague, who can forget the horrifying tale of a rabid St. Bernard terrorizing a mother and her son trapped in a Ford Pinto on a blistering-hot summer day? Both the book and the movie managed to strike a chord with audiences, not only because of the subject matter, but also because of the way each one ended. Now, star Dee Wallace has revealed King's reaction to the film's conclusion, which was noticeably different from his novel.

Appearing on Still Here Hollywood with Steve Kmetko, Wallace spoke at length about her incredible career, which has included appearances in Steven Spielberg's E.T., The Howling, Rob Zombie's Halloween, and Cujo. Wallace played Donna Trenton in the King film,...

We found out last week that a new take on Stephen King's killer dog novel, Cujo, is in the works for Netflix, and the project may have nabbed a somewhat surprising director.

According to Jeff Sneider in his latest newsletter (and since backed up by THR), Darren Aronofsky is in negotiations to helm the movie.

Though some would consider this the filmmaker's first foray into the horror genre, that's certainly debatable. Aronofsky has included horror elements in a number of his previous films, and many would view the likes of Mother!, Black Swan, and even Requiem for a Dream to be full-on horror movies.

King's novel focuses on a mother and her young seizer-prone son being terrorized by a huge St. Bernard who becomes a rabid killing machine after being bitten by a bat. 

Cujo was previously adapted for the big screen back in 1983, with Lewis Teague directing from...

It was reported last week that Netflix closed a deal with producer Roy Lee to bring a new adaptation of Stephen King's 1981 novel Cujo to life, and now it appears as if a director not named Mike Flanagan is close to signing a deal to helm the project. Cujo is, of course, the beloved survival horror novel about a rabid St. Bernard that goes on a terror through the town of Castle Rock, focusing mainly on a woman and her son who are trapped in a car under the blazing hot sun.

Per The InSneider, Requiem for a Dream director Darren Aronofsky is in negotiations to close a deal that will see him direct the new Netflix adaptation of Cuju. Aronosfky's previous work not only includes the aforementioned psychological drama, but the Academy Award-winning films Black Swan and The Whale, as well as the sci-fi romance The Fountain, and 2008's The Wrestler,...

Stephen King’s killer dog classic Cujo is headed back to the screen with a new adaptation in the works from Netflix, we learned last week, and the film’s director may have been found.

The Hollywood Reporter confirms a scoop from Jeff Sneider this week, reporting that Oscar-nominated filmmaker Darren Aronofsky is in talks to direct Stephen King’s Cujo for Netflix.

THR notes in their report this afternoon, “The feature project was only revealed last week but it’s clearly further along than known or moving on the fast track.”

Stay tuned for more as we learn it.

Roy Lee (It) is producing the new adaptation of Cujo for the streamer.

Stephen King’s horror novel Cujo was originally published in 1981, with director Lewis Teague’s classic horror movie adaptation being unleashed just two years later in 1983. Dee Wallace, Ed Lauter, Daniel Hugh Kelly, and Danny Pintauro starred...

Darren Aronofsky is circling Netflix’s “Cujo,” a remake of Stephen King’s horror novel about a bloodthirsty St. Bernard.

“Cujo” remains in early stages of development and Aronofsky has yet to have a creative meeting with Netflix, according to sources familiar with the project. Should the deal close, the film would mark Aronofsky’s first feature for a streaming service.

Although occasionally courted by Hollywood (he was an early contender to reboot “Batman” before Christopher Nolan took over), Aronofsky has mostly stayed true to his indie roots. The filmmaker has directed such films as psychological drama “Requiem for a Dream,” psychological thriller “Black Swan,” psychological horror allegory “Mother!” and psychological case study “The Whale.” He’s currently putting the finishing touches on Sony’s “Caught Stealing,” a crime drama with Austin Butler and Zoe Kravitz that opens in theaters this August.

Roy Lee (“Barbarian”) will produce the “Cujo” reboot,...

Netflix is aiming high for its take on Cujo. An Oscar-nominated filmmaker is reportedly in negotiations to direct the upcoming film adaptation of the Stephen King classic.

According to trusted insider Jeff Sneider via his TheInSneider newsletter, Darren Aronofsky is in talks to direct Cujo for Netflix, which would mark his first movie for a streaming service. Aronofsky is an acclaimed filmmaker who was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Director for his work on the 2010 psychological drama Black Swan. His other notable directorial credits include his debut feature Pi (1998), the psychological drama Requiem for a Dream (2000), the sports drama The Wrestler (2008), the biblical epic Noah (2014), and the drama The Whale (2022), the latter of which earned Brendan Fraser a long-awaited comeback in Hollywood as well as an Oscar for Best Actor.

Published in 1981 by Viking Press, Cujo is a horror novel following a mother and son who are trapped...

There have been rumblings of a remake of the classic Stephen King adaptation Cujo for a long time – in fact, one was officially announced way back in 2013. In 2015, we heard that the remake had taken an unexpected turn, reimagining the name Cujo as an acronym that stood for Canine Unit Joint Operations. That project seemed to be scrapped when King got the rights to the story back in 2017… But last week, we learned that the Cujo remake has found a new home: the Netflix streaming service. And now, industry scooper Jeff Sneider of The InSneider reports that a director might be close to signing on to the project, as Darren Aronofsky is said to be in negotiations to take the helm.

Aronofsky’s previous directorial efforts include Pi, Requiem for a Dream, The Fountain, The Wrestler, Black Swan, Noah, mother!, and The Whale.

As we heard last week, Netflix secured...

There have been rumblings of a remake of the classic Stephen King adaptation Cujo for a long time – in fact, one was officially announced way back in 2013. In 2015, we heard that the remake had taken an unexpected turn, reimagining the name Cujo as an acronym that stood for Canine Unit Joint Operations. That project seemed to be scrapped when King got the rights to the story back in 2017… But now, the Cujo remake has found a new home.

Deadline reports that Netflix has secured a deal to make a new feature film based on King’s 1981 novel Cujo. Roy Lee, who has previously produced the King adaptations Salem’s Lot (2024), The Stand (2020 – 2021), Doctor Sleep (2019), It (2017), and It Chapter Two (2019), will be producing the film. Now, the search is on for a writer.

Cujo is the story of a large, playful St. Bernard dog that is transformed into a hideous killing machine after being infected by rabies.

A remake of Stephen King’s “Cujo” is in the works at Netflix, according to an insider with knowledge of the project.

Roy Lee (“Barbarian”) will produce “Cujo,” which is currently out to writers.

King’s original 1981 novel centers on a mother and son, who are trapped in a hot car, being terrorized by a rabid 200-lbs. St. Bernard. As time ticks on, it becomes clear that they will die unless they do something.

A 1983 film adaptation was directed by Lewis Teague and starred Dee Wallace, Daniel Hugh Kelly and Danny Pintauro.

King is one of the most prolific American writers of his generation. He has penned more than 65 novels, and published countless short stories. His bibliography is a gold mine of horror, sci-fi and everything in between.

Most recently, a remake of “Salem’s Lot” was released on Max. In his review of the film, TheWrap’s William Bibbiani wrote,...

Netflix has greenlit a remake of Stephen King’s novel “Cujo,” a horror story about a mother and son who get trapped in their car while protecting themselves from a rabid dog.

Roy Lee (“Barbarian”) will produce the reboot, which has yet to attach a writer, director or cast members, per Deadline, which broke the news of the project. King’s 1981 book was first adapted for the screen in the 1983 feature film of the same name, directed by Lewis Teague and starring Dee Wallace, Daniel Hugh Kelly and Danny Pintauro. At the box office, “Cujo” earned $21 million worldwide (not adjusted for inflation) against a $6 million budget.

King’s novels, in genres ranging from horror and sci-fi to crime and fantasy, have been rich material for Hollywood, with films such as “Carrie,” “The Shining,” “Shawshank Redemption,” “Stand By Me,” “It” and the sequel “It: Chapter Two.”

Edgar Wright is currently adapting...

Stephen King is easily one of the most prolific authors, whose novels are constantly being optioned to become films, limited series, or TV series. Some of his stories have been adapted several times.

The horror author has penned many terrifying stories. With a series of upcoming projects, one of his best stories will receive a brand-new adaptation. Per Deadline, Netflix has made a new deal to adapt King's 1981 novel Cujo into a new feature film.

The only name attached to the project is Roy Lee. There is no cast, writers, or director, but Lee is a King veteran. The famous producer, who has a long list of horror films under his belt, has worked on several other King adaptations, most famously the 2017 adaptation of It and its 2019 sequel, It Chapter Two, as well as Max's new take on Salem's Lot in 2024. Aside from Cujo, he will also produce the upcoming...

Stephen King’s killer canine is coming back to life, with Deadline reporting this afternoon that Netflix and producer Roy Lee (It) are developing a brand new Cujo movie.

The project “will go out to writers immediately,” Deadline notes in today’s report.

No other information has been announced at this time. Stay tuned for more.

Stephen King’s horror novel Cujo was originally published in 1981, with director Lewis Teague’s classic horror movie adaptation being unleashed just two years later in 1983. Dee Wallace, Ed Lauter, Daniel Hugh Kelly, and Danny Pintauro starred in the original adaptation of Cujo, wherein a friendly St. Bernard contracts rabies and embarks on a reign of terror.

Here’s the full synopsis for King’s novel: “Outside a peaceful town in central Maine, a monster is waiting. Cujo is a two-hundred-pound Saint Bernard, the best friend Brett Camber has ever had. One day, Cujo...

Most filmgoers recognize big cities like Miami, Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles in their favorite motion pictures. Sure enough, those locals provide the backdrop to several classic pictures from Michael Bay's "Bad Boys" to "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," "King Kong" and Michael Mann's "Heat."  However, another prominent locale exists in the film world, a place you've likely seen more often than not, even if it didn't immediately stand out. We're talking, of course, about the state of Maine.

Uniquely, many stories take place in the Pine Tree State. Its lush scenery and coastal views make for stunning cinematography, while the colder elements provide the necessary bleakness for heavier dramas. Here, family friendly fare like "Casper" and "Pete's Dragon" took flight, while more intense films such as the alligator thriller "Lake Placid" and the Stephen King horror tale "Pet Sematary" found unique ways to scare the bejesus out of audiences.

Danny Pintauro has much to be thankful for this weekend after undergoing emergency surgery following a scooter accident.

The Who’s the Boss alum took to social media to reveal he had been hospitalized following the incident that happened on Thanksgiving night.

“The bike lane I was riding in was suddenly blocked with cones, and I was forced to choose between a van and a pylon,” Pintauro said in a statement shared on Instagram. “The pylons hurt!! Have a terrible scrape on my arm and I was pretty convinced I had broken my arm.”

Pintauro said that the next day, “it was a whole lot better” and “didn’t worry” about it, but on Saturday afternoon, he started “having these weird chest pains.”

“It felt like my hiatal hernia was acting up,” he continued. “Before long, the pain was so significant all across my chest and my stomach muscles and...

Danny Pintauro of Who’s the Boss? fame has been hospitalized following a recent scooter accident. It’s believed that the actor’s stomach lining has been torn. The actor himself shared the news through Instagram.

Danny Pintauro Revealed The Incident Took Place On Thanksgiving

Pintauro is arguably best known for playing Jonathan on the sitcom, Who’s the Boss?. In the series, he played the son of Judith Light’s character Angela Bower.

Added to this, Pintauro was one of the first actors to play Paul Ryan on As the World Turns before the character was aged up. In addition, he also famously played Tad Trenton in the 1983 horror film Cujo.

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Taking to Instagram, as noted by US Weekly, the actor recently shared the news of his recent injury. As he wrote in the caption, “No balloons, food, or real flowers allowed in ICU!”

In the video,...

Soon there will be a new streaming home for terror. The 1983 movie, Cujo, based on the Stephen King novel of the same name, is heading to Paramount+ next month.

However, Cujo's arrival on Paramount+ on Dec. 1 comes with a slight catch. If King fans want to stream the cult classic, they will need the Showtime add-on. Directed by Lewis Teague, Cujo stars Dee Wallace and Danny Pintauro as a mother and son who are trapped inside their car while protecting themselves from the titular rabid St. Bernard. Although the horror movie received mixed reviews and a modest box office return during its original release, Cujo has since become a cult classic.

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The classic sitcom, Whos the Boss?, ran from 1984-1992, and there had been talks about reviving the show on Amazon Freevee. One of its stars, Judith Light, who played advertising executive Angela Bower in all 196 episodes of the series, told Variety shed be delighted if the series moved forward with another streamer or network.

I would be delighted, Light said. But in terms of where I am and the workload that I have right now, I dont know what my availability would be. When I started my career, I said Id never do a soap opera and Id never do a sitcom. Well, I did both those things. Then I said I would never marry an actor. And I did just that. So, I learned to never say never.

I would be delighted [to return].

Light is married to actor Robert Desiderio, who starred in the ABC soap opera One Life to Live opposite Light.

Although plans for a Who's the Boss reboot were recently scrapped, Judith Light would still be open to revisiting the popular 1980s sitcom. However, there is one small catch.

Light would only consider reprising her role as Angela Bower after the show is well into development. So when MovieWeb, asked her about signing up for the reboot, the actor offered a matter-of-fact response. "You know what? I don't know how to answer that question, because I don't know where they are in their own journey and their process of putting it together, so when it's further along, then we could talk about it again," she explained. "But I certainly loved my time, and I love my Tony Danza," she added.

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Just over 40 years ago, on Sep. 20, 1984, Who's the Boss debuted on television and introduced audiences to Tony Danza, Alyssa Milano, and Judith Light's lovable characters, who would stick around for eight seasons. While it was certainly goofy in a specifically '80s-coded way, the series was surprisingly progressive in how it handled class and gender issues, kind of like a post-'70s Mary Tyler Moore show. This is partly why Alyssa Milano has been trying to develop and find a home for a reboot of Who's the Boss for several years. She told Entertainment Tonight:

Who's the Boss? was the first thing where really there was a swapping of gender roles, right? Tony was doing all the housekeeping and Judith was divorced, owned her own business, single mother, all those things that we didn't really see at that time... And a daughter who is very much a tomboy.

Judith...

The Who’s the Boss? sequel series is not moving forward at Amazon Freevee. The streaming service announced it was developing the series in June 2022, but not much has been heard about the project since then.

The original Who’s the Boss? sitcom aired on ABC for eight seasons and stars Tony Danza, Judith Light, Alyssa Milano, Danny Pintauro, and Katherine Helmond. The story revolves around a former Major League Baseball athlete and single father, Tony (Danza), who wants to get his young daughter Samantha (Milano) out of the hectic world of New York. He takes a job as a live-in housekeeper to an single ad executive, Angela (Light), and her young son, Jonathan (Pintauro). Angela's feisty mother, Mona (Hellmond), lives nearby and visits to try to get her uptight daughter to loosen up.

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Who’s the Boss? is a classic sitcom that lasted for eight seasons, from 1984 to 1992. There had been interest in bringing back the characters with a new sequel series. However, the production has just received an important update. Interestingly enough, there had been other attempts to give the series a spin-off over the years.

The Project Had Been In Development Since 2020

The original series starred Tony Danza as Tony Micelli, a baseball player who becomes a housekeeper for advertising exec Angela, played by Judith Light. Alyssa Milano played Tony’s daughter Samantha while Danny Pintauro played Angela’s son Jonathan. Katherine Helmond also played Angela’s mother Mona, who many fans joked was the real “boss” of the show.

Interest in developing a Who’s The Boss? revival first became known in 2020, with the project going to Amazon Freevee. Danza and Milano were notably set to reprise their roles from...

A long-anticipated sequel to the classic sitcom, Whos the Boss? starring Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano, wont be seeing the light of day.

Deadline reports that Amazon Freevee is not going ahead with the sequel to the show that ran from 1984 to 1992 and starred Danza as a retired baseball player-turned-housekeeper named Tony Micelli. Milano played his daughter, Samantha, and Judith Light was his boss, Angela Bower. The sequel was set to be executive-produced by the late Norman Lear, who died in December 2023, and written/executive produced by Mike Royce, who was the creator, executive producer and co-showrunner on One Day at a Time. Brigitte Muox-Liebowitz, who also worked on One Day at a Time, was to co-executive produce.

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As it turns out, there isn’t always a brand new life around the bend — Amazon MGM Studios is no longer developing a continuation of the classic sitcom Who’s the Boss?, TVLine has learned. (The studio has also shelved a potential Bosch spinoff focused on the character of J. Edgar; get more details here.)

The original Who’s the Boss? series, which aired for eight seasons (1984–1992) on ABC, starred Tony Danza as Tony Micelli, a former professional baseball player who gets hired as a housekeeper for advertising executive Angela Bower, played by Judith Light. Additional series regulars included Alyssa Milano as Tony’s daughter Samantha,...

As Alyssa Milano came of age on Who’s the Boss?, her breakout role turned out to be a case of art imitating life.

Marking the ABC sitcom’s 40th anniversary, the former child star recently recalled how her preteen character Samantha Micelli was largely inspired by her own childhood, including when she “started developing breasts.”

“A lot of Sam was based on who I was as a kid, which was someone who loved sports, a tomboy, someone who loved her family, tough, scrappy, and everything that kind of went on in my adolescence,” she explained to People.

“Like, I remember when I started developing breasts, I walked in the next week and there was a script called ‘Sam’s First Bra,'” added Milano. “So it was like, everything that happened in my life, they wrote it in the show.”

Airing on Jan. 8, 1985, the Season 1 episode ‘Samantha’s Growing Up...

There have been Stephen King movies almost as long as there have been Stephen King books. King's first novel "Carrie" hit bookshelves in 1974, and by 1976, a film adaptation from director Brian De Palma was in theaters. While there are a few outliers, the vast majority of King's novels and a good chunk of his short stories have been adapted to the screen. And over the years, folks have asked King to comment on his favorites. The titles seem to change from time to time, but in 2014, King sat down for an all-encompassing interview with Rolling Stone, and during the course of the interview, he was asked to name the "best movie ever made" from one of his books. In turn, King provided a brief list of what he considers to be his favorite movie adaptations. A few years later, he added one more title to that list. So here are the best Stephen King movies,...

A new month is here, which gives us an excuse to showcase a whole new set of streaming horror movies. This month, we're looking at creature features! Monsters, insects, animas run amok — they're all here, ready to make mincemeat of unsuspecting humans who dare cross their paths. The creatures here come in all shapes and sizes, from normal-sized (killer) dogs to mutant sharks to city-leveling behemoths. They're mean, they're scary, they're not to be trifled with. Many of these beasts spring forth from nature, as if nature itself is fighting back against us puny, worthless human beings. Who will survive and what will be left of them? Let's find out.

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In a surprise move, Netflix dropped the acclaimed, Oscar-winning "Godzilla Minus One" onto its platform with no warning on June 1. That's great news for those of...

Building on the success of television and sitcoms in the 1970s, the 1980s featured some of the greatest television shows to ever grace screens. The focus was often on family, be it traditional or found families, like in Who's the Boss and The Golden Girls. As the number of viewers began to rise exponentially during the decade, there were plenty of shows on the airwaves that still resonate nostalgically today.

There were a number of shows from the 1980s that began to challenge the formula of shows from the 1960s and 1970s. Some broke barriers and proved to be extremely influential, paving the way for other shows in the future. Additionally, there are 1980s shows that set records for ratings and numbers of viewers that still stand today and are unlikely to ever be broken.

Updated on February 19, 2023 by Jenny Melzer: This list of the best 1980s TV shows has...

Killer Collectibles highlights five of the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to artwork, records, and much more.

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Cujo 4K Uhd from Kino Lorber

Cujo will be released on 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray on October 24 via Kino Lorber. Celebrating its 40th anniversary, the 1983 horror film has been newly restored in 4K from the original camera negative with Dolby Vision/Hdr.

Based on Stephen King’s 1981 novel, Lewis Teague directs from a script by Barbara Turner (Pollock) and Don Carlos Dunaway. Dee Wallace, Daniel Hugh-Kelly, Danny Pintauro, Ed Lauter, and Christopher Stone star.

Special features include: three audio commentaries (two with Teague and one from film historian Lee Gambin), Dog Days: The Making of Cujo featurette, eight cast and crew interviews, and more.

Red Dragon 4K Uhd from Kino Lorber

Red Dragon will be...

By 1983, Stephen King had rocketed to the top of the publishing world within a fairly short period of time. His first novel, Carrie, had been published only nine years before but he was already considered the modern master of the horror novel. The adaptations of his work, Brian DePalma’s Carrie (1976), Tobe Hooper’s TV movie Salem’s Lot (1979), and Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining (1980) had only served to feed the fires of his popularity. King had become a cottage industry by the third year of the new decade and the three films based on his work released that year remain among the best connected to his name while exploring some of the greatest issues he grappled with in the early years of his career.

The current preoccupations of a creator so often seep into their work, consciously or unconsciously. In Cujo, The Dead Zone, and Christine, King explores the creative process,...

In a career so far spanning 50 years, Stephen King has published 65 novels (with a 66th imminent) and more than 200 short stories. His books have sold more than 400 million copies worldwide, and have been regularly snapped up for film and TV adaptation. As a brand name, King is almost as prolific on screen as in print, with at least 60 movies (not even including the eight sequels to Children Of The Corn) and 50 shows to date, with more always incoming.

Cinematically, however, while some of the author’s adaptations are clear-eyed classics, the King association has not always been a guarantee of quality. In the early days, the gold rush to mine his back catalogue yielded more turkeys than treasure. So, with Rob Savage out this week (based on a 1973 short story in King’s _Night Shift collection), Empire have put together a list of the 15 greatest big-screen versions of the legendary scribe’s stories.

One of the very best Stephen King adaptations is tearing into 4K Ultra HD, with Kino Lorber announcing that director Lewis Teague’s Cujo is one of their next 4K Uhd upgrades.

The company is teasing a “brand new Hdr Dolby Vision master.”

Dee Wallace, Ed Lauter, Daniel Hugh Kelly, and Danny Pintauro star in Cujo, which was released in theaters in 1983. Yes, that means Cujo is turning 40 Years Old this year.

In the classic Stephen King adaptation from director Teague, “Cujo, a friendly St. Bernard, contracts rabies and conducts a reign of terror on a small American town.”

Stay tuned for more on Kino’s upcoming release as we learn it.

Coming Soon on 4Kuhd!

Brand New Hdr Dolby Vision Master!

Cujo (1983) Starring Dee Wallace, Ed Lauter, Daniel Hugh Kelly & Danny Pintauro – Shot by Jan de Bont (Die Hard) – Based on a Novel by Stephen King – Directed by Lewis Teague.

Who's the Boss star Alyssa Milano shares an update on the sequel series. Starring Tony Danza and Judith Light, Who's the Boss ran for eight successful seasons from 1984-1992. Created by Martin Cohan and Blake Hunter, the family sitcom was one of ABC's most popular offerings. Earlier this year, Milano, who starred as Tony's daughter Samantha, revealed that a Who's the Boss sequel series had been developing for years.

Now, the actress gives an update on the revival series. Per ETOnline, Milano discloses plot details for the Who's the Boss sequel series. Milano revealed that the follow-up to Who's the Boss would focus on the relationship between Tony and Samantha as a retired Tony helps his daughter with her kids. It's unclear if Tony will live with Samantha, but Milano revealed the show is set in the same house as the original sitcom. Check out what Milano said about the...

And Just Like That season 2 has cast sitcom icon Tony Danza as himself. The Emmy-nominated actor has been a beloved part of the fabric of the American television landscape for many years. His career kicked off in 1978 when he starred as Tony Banta on Taxi, on which he appeared for all five seasons through 1983 opposite the show's other main cast members including Judd Hirsch, Danny DeVito, Marilu Henner, and Andy Kaufman. Almost immediately after that show went off the air, he began to star in an even more successful sitcom, Who's the Boss, which ran from 1984 through 1992. The series also starred Judith Light, Alyssa Milano, Danny Pintauro. Although it has been in development hell for some time, a Who's the Boss reboot is currently in the works at Freevee, for which Danza is set to return.

And Just Like That is a reboot in and of itself, following up with...

Lifetime has added two movies to its upcoming “It’s a Wonderful Lifetime” holiday slate, including the Rita Moreno-starring “Santa Bootcamp,” directed by Melissa Joan Hart, and Sarah Drew’s “Reindeer Games Homecoming,” which she will write, star in and executive produce.

Moreno will be joined by Tony Award winner Marissa Jaret Winokur (“Hairspray”), Emily Kinney (“The Walking Dead”) and Justin Gaston in the holiday tentpole movie. Rounding out the cast are deaf actors Deanne Bray and Zyra Singleton. The film will mark a holiday reunion for Hart and Winokur, who previously costarred in the network’s 2018 film “A Very Nutty Christmas.” “Santa Bootcamp” will be Hart’s fourth directorial feature for the network, alongside “The Santa Con,” “Feliz NaviDAD” and “The Watcher in the Woods.”

“Santa Bootcamp” follows event planner Emily Strauss’ (Kinney) journey to finding the perfect Santa and inspiration to stage an impressive Christmas Gala for...

The long-gestating Who's the Boss? revival has found a home.

Per Deadline, the sequel has entered development at Amazon's Freevee.

The potential series would bring back Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano, reprising their roles as father and daughter Tony and Samantha Micelli from the 1984-1992 original.

It would pick up 30 years after the events of the original series, chronicling Tony's relationship with his daughter, Samantha, who is now a single mother, living in the family house.

It would explore generational differences, as well as opposing worldviews and parenting styles in 2022.

The original for eight seasons and 196 episodes, and was one of the biggest comedy series on the air at the time.

At its peak, it eclipsed 30 million viewers and went on to become a syndication staple.

One Day at a Time EP Mike Royce would write and EP the show, alongside Odaat writer Brigitte Muñoz-Liebowitz.

Norman Lear would also be a part of the process,...

Who's The Boss? finally has a home. After almost two years of developmental uncertainty, a sequel of the beloved sitcom that ran for eight seasons on ABC from 1984 to 1992 will air on Amazon Freevee, according to The Hollywood Reporter.  Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano will reprise their roles as Tony and Samantha Micelli, with retired Tony and single mother Samantha living in the same home from the original series. There's no word if Judith Light, who played Tony's wife Angela, or Danny Pintauro, who played son Jonathan, will make appearances.  The fifth member of the original ensemble, Katherine Helmond, who played Angela's mom, died at the age of 89 in...

The long-awaited Who’s the Boss? sequel series has finally found a home: Amazon’s Freevee (formerly known as IMDb TV) is now developing the series, according to our sister site Deadline.

The project was first announced two years ago, with original stars Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano returning to reprise their roles as father and daughter Tony and Samantha Micelli. The sequel will take place 30 years later, with Samantha now a single mother and living in the same house as the original series. The new take “will explore generational differences, as well as opposing world views and parenting styles...

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A sequel to the 1980s sitcom Who’s the Boss is headed to Amazon’s Freevee streaming service.

The project, in development for almost two years, has original series stars Alyssa Milano and Tony Danza attached to reprise their roles. One Day at a Time alums Mike Royce and Brigitte Muñoz-Liebowitz have also come aboard as writers on the show, which hails from Sony Pictures Television.

The new take will focus on Milano’s Samantha Micelli, a single mother who lives in the same house where she grew up on the original series. Her retired dad, Tony (Danza), lives with her. There’s no word yet on whether Judith Light and Danny Pintauro will also reprise their roles; Katherine Helmond, who also starred in the original, died in 2019.

Created by Martin Cohan and Blake Hunter, Who’s the Boss? ran from 1984 to 1992 on ABC.

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Lifetime is already getting in the holiday spirit as the network unveils plans for three new movies timed to the Christmas season. On the docket this 2022 is the film A New Orleans Noel starring Patti Labelle, Keshia Knight Pulliam, Tim Reid, and Brad James. Meanwhile, Sweet Magnolia‘s trio of Brooke Elliott, Brandon Quinn, and Danny Pintauro join forces for A Country Christmas Harmony. And Mario Lopez, Jana Kramer, Cheri Oteri, and Courtney Lopez will collaborate on a yet-to-be-titled dance-centric movie. Below, we break down all of the details. A New Orleans Noel (Credit: Courtesy of Lifetime) Starring Keshia Knight Pulliam, Brad James, Patti Labelle, and Tim Reid, A New Orleans Noel is executive produced by Whoopi Goldberg. The movie follows Grace Hill (Pulliam) and Anthony Brown (James), who, despite having studied architecture together, couldn’t be any more different. When they’re both hired to work on the home...

Lifetime is getting an early grip on 2022 holiday movies. The network announced three new movies on Monday to kick off their festive programming.

“A New Orleans Noel” comes from executive producer Whoopi Goldberg and follows Grace Hill (Keshia Knight Pulliam) who finds herself working alongside her polar opposite, Anthony to fix up the home of icon Loretta Brown, portrayed by the one and only Patti Labelle. Tim Reid also stars as a man who has returned to town and catches Loretta’s eye.

“A New Orleans Noel” is produced by Evergreen Films and directed by Angela Tucker. Executive producers include Daniel Lewis, Rick Carter, Tom Leonardis and Pulliam. This will be the second Lifetime film Goldberg has produced this year, as she previously worked on “Caught in His Web.” She previously produced and starred in the network’s 2014 movie “A Day Late and a Dollar Short” and served as an...

Exclusive: Lifetime is already in the Christmas spirit, announcing three new movies for its annual It’s a Wonderful Lifetime holiday slate.

Patti Labelle and Keshia Knight Pulliam (Married at First Sight: Afterparty) will star in New Orleans Noel, which also features Tim Reid and Brad James, Pulliam’s real-life husband. Pulliam also executive produces alongside Whoopi Goldberg (Caught In His Web). Mario Lopez and Jana Kramer will star in and executive produce the dance-centric pic, Untitled Mario Lopez/Jana Kramer Holiday Movie (wt), which also stars comedian Cheri Oteri and Lopez’s wife, Courtney Lopez; and Drop Dead Diva alumna Brooke Elliott returns to Lifetime to headline and executive produce A Country Christmas Harmony with her Sweet Magnolias co-stars, Brandon Quinn and Danny Pintauro.

Here are complete details for the three films, provided by Lifetime.

A New Orleans Noel

Grace Hill (Pulliam) and Anthony Brown (James) could not be more different.

Get ready to feel like it's 1984 again, because a sequel to Who's the Boss? is currently in the works! On Aug. 4, Variety announced that a new iteration of the beloved sitcom is being developed at Sony, with original stars Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano set to reprise their roles as Tony Micelli and Samantha Micelli, respectively. At the moment, Judith Light and Danny Pintauro are not attached to the project, but they could be if creators can find a way to work their characters' stories into the narrative.

According to the publication: "The new show will take place 30 years after the events of the original series and be centered around former major-league baseball player and retired housekeeper Tony and his relationship with his daughter Samantha, who is now a single mother and living in the house in which the original series was set." A release date has not been revealed yet.

Who's the Boss? is making a comeback.

Deadline reports that a new series would bring back Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano.

It is said to pick up 30 years after the original series concluded, with Milano's Samantha grown up and a single mother, living in the same house as first series.

The new take “will explore generational differences, as well as opposing world views and parenting styles within the dynamic of a modern family in 2020.”

Original stars Judith Light (Angela) and Danny Pintauro (Jonathan) are not currently attached, but they are “supportive of the new series.”

Producers are trying to find a way to work those former cast members into the new take.

Katherine Helmond, who co-starred as Angela’s sassy mother Mona, passed away last year.

Milano took to Twitter to confirm the news.

"I Am So Excited," she said.

"#WhosTheBoss is coming back."

"I’ve wanted to share this...

When it came to deciding whether or not to resurrect Who’s the Boss, timing was apparently everything.

Shortly after news broke Tuesday that Sony Pictures Television is developing a revival of the ’80s sitcom, with Alyssa Milano and TV dad Tony Danza attached to star, an “excited” Milano confirmed the news on social media, before explaining, “We feel the time is right to tell the story of where these amazing characters are today. Can’t wait to share their stories with you.”

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Sony Pictures Television is developing a “Who’s the Boss?” revival with Alyssa Milano and Tony Danza set to reprise their roles, TheWrap has confirmed.

The original series, which ran for eight seasons on ABC from 1984 to 1992, starred Danza as former professional baseball player Tony Micelli who moves to Connecticut with his daughter Samantha (Milano) to work as a live-in housekeeper for a divorced advertising executive, played by Judith Light.

The new series will center on Milano’s character, who now lives in the home from the original series 30 years. Per Sony, the new series will “explore generational differences, as well as opposing world views and parenting styles within the dynamic of a modern family in 2020.”

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Original cast members Light and Danny Pintauro are said to be “supportive” of the new series and may appear. The project will be shopped...

That eternal TV question may finally get answered: A revival of Who’s the Boss? is in development, with original stars Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano returning to reprise their roles, our sister site Deadline reports.

The sequel series, which will be shopped to networks and streaming services by producers Sony Pictures Television, will take place 30 years later, with Milano’s Samantha now grown up and a single mother, living in the same house as the original series. The new take “will explore generational differences, as well as opposing world views and parenting styles within the dynamic of a modern family...

A new iteration of “Who’s the Boss?” is in development.

Variety has confirmed that a sequel series to the classic sitcom is in the works at Sony Pictures Television, with original stars Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano onboard to reprise their roles.

The new show will take place 30 years after the events of the original series and be centered around former major-league baseball player and retired housekeeper Tony Micelli (Danza) and his relationship with his daughter Samantha Micelli (Milano), who is now a single mother and living in the house in which the original series was set.

Original cast members Judith Light and Danny Pintauro not currently involved with the series but could become so if the creators can think of a creative way to work their characters into the show.

The original “Who’s the Boss?” ran for eight seasons and 196 episodes on ABC from 1984-1992. It received 10 Emmy nominations...