Retro Sceening: Eye of the Cat at New Beverly
New Beverly Cinema let the cat out of the bag and onto the big screen for the first time in
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New Beverly Cinema let the cat out of the bag and onto the big screen for the first time in
Read MoreAn atmospheric and well-executed genre piece from Nobuo Nakagawa, Japan’s equivalent to Terence Fisher. If Japanese director Nobuo Nakagawa is
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Read MoreIf ever there were a kitty co-star wasted in a stereotypical role, it is Jack, the scaredy cat character in
Read MoreThis Mexican horror film, from prolific producer-actor Abel Salazar, features a leaping kitty co-star, whose role is somewhat confusing: on
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Read MoreThe low-budget opus belatedly attempts to cash in on Cat People, but it has little of the subtlety or style
Read MoreThat Lucio Fulci sure loved kitty cats, so much so that he made a film of Edgar Alan Poe’s THE
Read MoreSorry, Caturday blogging arrives one day late this week. Sometimes there just are not enough hours in the day. Anyway,
Read MoreOne of the joys of Hong Kong Cinema is the sheer uninhibited exuberance of their fantasy films. The results can
Read MoreI sort-of cat-blogged this movie last year, when it screened at the American Cinemathque, but in honor of its HD-DVD release,
Read MoreIt’s Saturday – time for Cat Blogging! This week, we have our eyes on the kitty cameo in THE EYE 10, the second
Read MoreFriday Cat Blogging is an established tradition on the Internet, because it tends to be a slow news day, leaving
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