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A forgotten Republic Pictures horror film from 1946, The Catman of Paris blends classic Hollywood mystery with ailuranthropy (werecat) lore in a stylish French setting. Murder, madness, and misdirection are the primary ingredients for this mid-1940s programmer from Republic Pictures. The Catman of Paris served as the second installment of their inaugural horror double-bill, going into production on the…
Love anthology movies? You’re in the right place. Every film in this list features at least one storyline built around a cat. From horror and political allegory to drama and animation, these anthologies prove that feline-centered tales can fit into just about any genre. Whether you’re in the mood for something unsettling, thought-provoking, or heartwarming,…
In Sarah Roper’s 7-minute animated short film The Apartment Cat aka Le Chat d’Appartement (1999), a bored house cat sneaks out and ventures into the city. There, he faces traffic, rain, danger, and—worst of all—dogs. Plot Summary Cléo is a cat living a quiet, predictable life in a small apartment. In the morning, his owner bolts out the door…
Do you like cats and sci-fi? You’re in the right place. I put together the ultimate list of cat movies set in space (or with cats from outer space). You’ll find both old and new releases, well-known hits and deep-cut oddities, and space movies that will surprise even the biggest genre fan. Let’s dive in….
From the minds behind A Cat in Paris comes a new animated fantasy about cats, storms, and a broken heart. If you have ever dreamed of turning into a cat or stepping inside a book, the French/Belgian animated children’s film Sirocco and the Kingdom of the Wind aka Sirocco et le Royaume des Courants-d’air might feel like a dream come true….
Cat movies set in France have a special kind of charm. Cobblestone streets, the Eiffel Tower twinkling in the distance… and a cat strutting across a Paris rooftop. Yes, France already feels like a movie. But throw in a feline with personality, and you’ve got the cinematic equivalent of a double espresso and a chocolate…