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.
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.
Meryl Streep runs back into a burning building to rescue a cat in this Albert Brooks film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A brown tabby kitten falls victim to a killer computer generated snake in this SYFY film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A ginger cat steals a tiny child in order to eat the baby but does not succeed in this Looney Tunes short reviewed by Linda Kay.
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.
A lovely and patient tuxedo cat tolerates the crazy goings-on of a wacky family in this Italian screwball comedy reviewed by Linda Kay.
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.
An adorable ginger tabby cat named Hercule helps Celeste Holm solve the murder of her favorite author in this episode reviewed by Linda Kay.
Purr Blur! A white Persian cat is briefly glimpsed resting on a pallet in one scene of this adventure film reviewed by Ted Davis.
A pair of silver Persian cats, one of whom was reportedly named Carole, play kitties Alfred and Lynn in this screwball comedy reviewed by Linda Kay.