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)
Category Archives: Horror
Hiroku kaibyô-den (1969)
A black cat named Tama becomes the vessel for vengeance in this standard bakeneko film 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.
The Witchmaker (1969)
A witch arrives as a black cat and then scurries away after being slapped as a cat in this horror film reviewed by Linda Kay.
The Headless Ghost (1959)
A longhair black cat somehow manages to startled a group of teens without doing anything in this horror comedy film reviewed by Mark Murton.
The Face of Fear (1990)
A blue cat named Pooh readily greets their owner when they come home but doesn’t stick around when a serial killer shows up in this film reviewed by Linda Kay.
L’etrusco uccide ancora (1972)
A tabby and white cat hangs out briefly with an archeologist before becoming a Kitty Carnage Warning in this giallo reviewed by Linda Kay.
Intruders (2011)
A couple of cats try to warn their owners about impending danger in this horror film reviewed by Linda Kay.
The Cremators (1972)
A hippie frolics on the beach with his black cat during the opening credits of this science fiction horror film reviewed by Linda Kay.
Houseboat Horror (1989)
A tuxedo cat accompanies a film crew shooting a music video in this Australian horror film reviewed by Linda Kay.