A lively clowder of cats lives in the home of a crazy cat lady played by Ruth Gordon in this kooky made-for-TV mystery reviewed by Ted Davis.
Isn’t It Shocking? (1973)

A lively clowder of cats lives in the home of a crazy cat lady played by Ruth Gordon in this kooky made-for-TV mystery reviewed by Ted Davis.
Purr Blur! It’s hard to tell if a real or fake cat is tossed at Griffin O’Neal in this holiday horror film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A black cat makes the perfect Christmas present but isn’t received too well at the end of this horror film reviewed by Mark Murton.
A black cat manages to escape becoming a Halloween sacrifice in this horror movie sequel reviewed by Linda Kay.
A prize winning Devon Rex cat named Sunbronze Danny Boy makes a brief appearance in this Hammer horror film reviewed by Ted Davis and Linda Kay.
Several cats belong to a woman who takes up the hobby of killing her co-workers in this horror film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A Spring-Loaded Cat is one of the many scares in this notorious BBC broadcast reviewed by Mark Murton.
A tuxedo cat has a very brief Kitty Cameo in this Brazilian horror film reviewed by Mark Murton.
A couple of black cat familiars are partnered with the titular antagonists in this film reviewed by Ted Davis.
A black cat named Mikeš is part of a family who soon adopts a rather unusual and terrifying baby in this horror film reviewed by Linda Kay.