Retro Film Review: Black Cat Mansion

An atmospheric and well-executed genre piece from Nobuo Nakagawa, Japan's equivalent to Terence Fisher. If Japanese director Nobuo Nakagawa is

Retro Review: Cat People (1942)

The original 1942 version of CAT PEOPLE - producer Val Lewton’s gem of atmospheric ambiguity - is about a Serbian

Stuart Gordon's MASTERS OF HORROR episode "The Black Cat" came out on DVD this week (I reviewed the film here),

If ever there were a kitty co-star wasted in a stereotypical role, it is Jack, the scaredy cat character in

This Mexican horror film, from prolific producer-actor Abel Salazar, features a leaping kitty co-star, whose role is somewhat confusing: on

This sequel of sorts to Batman Returns spins Catwoman off into her own film - the would-be beginning of a

The low-budget opus belatedly attempts to cash in on Cat People, but it has little of the subtlety or style

I cag-blogged this classic horror film quite a while back, but at that time I did not have any good

That Lucio Fulci sure loved kitty cats, so much so that he made a film of Edgar Alan Poe's THE

Sorry, Caturday blogging arrives one day late this week. Sometimes there just are not enough hours in the day. Anyway,

One of the joys of Hong Kong Cinema is the sheer uninhibited exuberance of their fantasy films. The results can

I sort-of cat-blogged this movie last year, when it screened at the American Cinemathque, but in honor of its HD-DVD release,

It's Saturday - time for Cat Blogging! This week, we have our eyes on the kitty cameo in THE EYE 10, the second