A black cat makes an ominous appearance at the start of this made-for-TV movie then never appears again! Review by Linda Kay.
Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark (1973)
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Tate – “Quiet After the Storm”
A black cat appropriately named Mr. Black Cat is toted around by a meek wife in this episode of the obscure western series reviewed by Ted Davis.
Skazka pro lunnyy svet (1968)
A black kitten breaks a lamp and sets out to find a replacement for his owner in this animated Russian short reviewed by Linda Kay.
Color Me Red . . . (circa 1960’s)
A black cat is rescued from a house fire with no one realizing the cat started the blaze in the first place in this educational film reviewed by Linda Kay.
Hiroku kaibyô-den (1969)
A black cat named Tama becomes the vessel for vengeance in this standard bakeneko film reviewed by Linda Kay.
The Devil’s Eye (1960)
A demon changes into a black cat to spy on a condemned soul sent to Earth to aid in the seduction of a woman in this Ingmar Bergman comedy reviewed by Ted Davis.
Forces’ Sweetheart (1953)
Purr Blur! A hotel concierge mistakes a black cat for a furry hat in this goofy comedy reviewed by Mark Murton.
The Pyx (1973)
A black cat belongs to a madam who is willing to sacrifice one of her own girls for money in this mystery reviewed by Linda Kay. Includes Severe Kitty Carnage Warning!
The Adventures of Robin Hood – “The Alchemist”
A black cat is one of the many tricks Friar Tuck utilizes to save a woman from being burned at the stake in this episode reviewed by Linda Kay.
Mysterious Mose (1930)
A black cat is punched and turns into nine lives in this Betty Boop cartoon reviewed by Linda Kay.