A black cat is set outside an apartment by a landlady in this crime drama reviewed by Mark Murton.
Jump for Glory (1937)
A black cat is set outside an apartment by a landlady in this crime drama reviewed by Mark Murton.
A ginger tabby cat named Ronald is about the only cast member not pulling scams on anyone in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
An on-again, off-again couple try to reconnect in a room full of cats in this clever short film directed by Lori Felker. Review by Linda Kay.
A ginger and white tabby cat named Harrington provides a vital clue as to a woman’s illness in this episode reviewed by Linda Kay.
Purr Blur! A Siamese cat makes a super brief appearance in this sword and sandal film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A couple of tabby and white cats keep a pathetic soul company in a scene from this mystery drama reviewed by Ted Davis.
A cat morphs into a futuristic cyborg in the form of Julian Sands in this made-for-TV movie reviewed by Linda Kay.
Purr Blur! A cat is only seen briefly in the silhouette of a window as he is picked up and carried up a ladder in this film reviewed by Mark Murton.
Cat actors from The Orangey Team all take part in playing Samantha, the ginger tabby cat who has a somewhat pivotal role in this episode reviewed by Linda Kay.
A white Angora cat named Lila belongs to a misogynist crazy man in this bit of 70’s sleaze cinema reviewed by Mark Murton.