A tabby cat is kept in a small cage inside a mad scientist’s lab but fortunately escapes being a test subject in this Italian farce reviewed by Linda Kay.
Il mio amico, Jekyll (1960)
Category Archives: Comedy
Diamonds for Breakfast (1968)
A noisy longhair ginger and white cat appears to represents the carnal nature of sex-starved women in this comedic heist film reviewed by Linda Kay.
Don’t Trust the B—- in Apartment 23 – “It’s a Miracle”
A tabby cat named Freckles is just part of the holiday craziness when June goes to Chloe’s family home for Thanksgiving in this episode reviewed by Linda Kay.
The Honey-Mousers (1956)
A ginger cartoon cat with one red eye and one black eye makes his first appearance in this Looney Tunes cartoon based on The Honeymooners and reviewed by Linda Kay.
Techno-Crazy (1933)
Purr Blur! A tiny kitten plays briefly with a round ball of explosive erg in this wild Monte Collins sound comedy reviewed by Linda Kay.
How to Beat the High Cost of Living (1980)
Purr Blurs! Several cats can be seen during a panning shot through a vet’s office in this comedy heist film reviewed by Linda Kay.
Daffy Rents (1966)
Cats are driven so crazy by the zippiness of Speedy Gonzales that they have to be institutionalized in this cartoon short reviewed by Linda Kay.
Autopsia de un fantasma (1968)
A man is tortured by being placed inside a container with a number of docile cats in this outrageously wild Mexican horror comedy reviewed by Linda Kay.
Pan’ya shuugeki (1982)
Purr Blur! A tabby and white bobtail cat cleverly crosses one end of a triple split screen to appear in two scenarios in this short reviewed by Linda Kay.
The Lucky Dog (1921)
A longhair tabby cat causes trouble for Stan Laurel and a pedigree dog show in this silent short comedy reviewed by Ted Davis.