Purr Blurs! Both a black cat and a ginger tabby make super brief appearances in this British musical film reviewed by Mark Murton.
Big Ben Calling (1935)
Purr Blurs! Both a black cat and a ginger tabby make super brief appearances in this British musical film reviewed by Mark Murton.
A brown tabby kitten falls victim to a killer computer generated snake in this SYFY film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A slovenly man being interviewed by a detective still takes time to pour milk for his cat in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
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.
An invisible cat knocks over numerous items in a room and a black cat runs afoul of the titular Invisible Man in this Japanese film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A tuxedo cat is an early Kitty Carnage Warning victim and a black cat has surprisingly little to do with this mystery reviewed by Mark Murton.
Sharon’s pet cat Ginsburg (this time played by cat actor Monster) has a very brief appearance before being written out of this sequel. Review by Linda Kay.
Purr Blur! A ginger tabby cat moves down a spiral staircase and inadvertently saves a boy from being discovered in this film reviewed by Mark Murton.
A longhair tabby cat is apparently left abandoned after the death of a neighbor in this Italian drama reviewed by Linda Kay.
A porter of an apartment flat threatens his tuxedo cat Blackie in an episode of this mini series reviewed by Mark Murton.