A Man Called Harry Brent – “Episode 2: Jacqueline”
A porter of an apartment flat threatens his tuxedo cat Blackie in an episode of this mini series reviewed by Mark Murton.
Fast Enough for Me (2013)
An adorable tortoiseshell cat makes an all-too-brief appearance at the start of this music video for this Drake Jensen song. Review by Linda Kay.
The Late Miss Billie Carleton (1918)
English Hall actress and comedienne Billie Carleton is pictured holding a black cat in this British Pathe newsreel segment reviewed by Linda Kay.
The House Sitter (2007)
A lovely Abyssinian cat named Fred, played by cat actor Sushi, comes to an unfortunate bad end in this made for TV movie reviewed by Linda Kay.
That’s the Spirit (1945)
A black cat is apparently scared off by Jack Oakie and Peggy Ryan as the pair skip down an alley in this musical fantasy reviewed by Ted Davis.
The Fifth Estate (2013)
Purr Blur! A black cat named Schmitt is chased off some newspapers in the presence of Julian Assange in this film reviewed by Mark Murton.
Alien Beach Party Massacre (1996)
A black cat greets their owner in bed and is promptly thrown aside in this science fiction horror comedy reviewed by Linda Kay.
The Green Hornet – “Programmed for Death”
A Siamese cat is repelled by a tiny transmitter in this episode of the crime-fighting series reviewed by Ted Davis.
Super Pink (1966)
A white cat is “rescued” by Super Pink, the superhero alter ego of the Pink Panther, in this animated short reviewed by Linda Kay.
Violent Moment (1959)
A tuxedo cat exits an apartment building but lingers on the front steps in a scene from this British crime thriller reviewed by Ted Davis.