#curse of the cat people

[notalisonyet]

Curse of the Cat People (1944)

This film refuses to be distracted by the pull of the title monster. It is definitely a sequel to Cat People but has nothing to do with people turning into cats. Curse knows what it means to do and it does it, no matter what the studio executives undoubtedly wanted it to do. I’m glad the original had a touch of cat monster in it, and also glad the filmmakers didn’t allow anyone to force monsters into the sequel. (Yes, there is the question of a ghost, but it isn’t here to threaten or frighten, and there are no human-feline transformations.)

[pangurlban]

Curse of the Cat People

1944

[kevinpshanblog]

Happy Halloween 🎃 This is my “ALL HORROR 👹” edition of alternate movie titles and their AI generated re-imagining. Enjoy. Just change one letter or two of a movie title and see what a different movie it becomes. For those of you that might not be familiar with the actual titles of these films they are as follows:

DAWN OF THE DEAD

INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS

TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE

HOUSE OF FRANKENSTEIN

CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE

FINAL DESTINATION

NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET

[kjudgemental]

Curse of the Cat People: Review

Want to know about a sequel to one of the all time horror classics? My review of Curse of the Cat People is on my blog now.

[shaylai]

A bunch of Charlies from the new video! Plus Alastor I guess ತ⁠_⁠ತ (I clearly have a favorite)

[goryhorroor]

“there are several reasons why the horror genre declined – in both quality and popularity – at the tail end of the 1930s & into the 40s. firstly, the narrative conventions became so well established that they appeared formulaic and predictable, especially when the same-old same-old monsters were put into rotation time and time again. then, political strife curtailed a lot of european filmmaking. thirdly, movies with supernatural, violent, science fiction or fantasy elements became a target for literal-minded censors, who were concerned that the masses might believe or, still worse, imitate the horrors they witnessed on the silver screen.”

[classic-hollywood-glam]

Simone Simon The Curse of the Cat People 1944

[amatesura]

The Curse of the Cat People (1944) dir. Gunther von Fritsch & Robert Wise

[weirdlookindog]

Simone Simon in The Curse of the Cat People (1944)

[paincaat]

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i locked them in a room together. does that count?

context

[ellie-r2]

Francesca Bridgerton, Scorpius Malfoy, and Edwin Payne and the bad bitches they pulled being autistic

[austin-friars]

"And we will be like the dancing nymphs in Botticelli's paintings." - The Priest and Archdeacon

[m4nopl4s]

Ok yeah… I’m loving the cat with the parental issues learning to love his son.

Curse you media about abandonment!

[what-an-art-blog-huh]

They may be the entire circus but at least they aren't clowns. Not yet anyway

[the-lions-art-cave]

"I told you, I'm not a cat!"

feeling nostalgic about childhood cartoons

[eggslamwich]

Continuing I guess from the previous post I absolutely believe tho Kenjaku sees Mahito as a tool/object. They are interested in its growth and teaching him about the world as a means to unlock their potential, and I think hold a little fondness because of it. But I don’t think for a minute Kenjaku ever thought of or valued Mahito as a person.