vampire circus (1972)

Emil.
A circus packed out with vampires decends on a village that killed the local vampire lord. Including Emile, a vampire partial to transforming into a black panther.


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The circus also includes a lethargic tiger, who does little more than stare bailfully and snarl every so often!

myra breckinridge (1970)

Unknown.
Satire on the Hollywood movie system, intercut with clips from famous Hollywood films. One of which has a woman on hearing the phone ringing, picks up a cat instead!

yangtse incident (1957)

Simon (though the cat is not named in the film).
A retelling of a true incident, when the Chinese people's army captured a British Naval frigate in 1949. As the crew prepare to escape, we see the ship's cat, asleep in a hammock.
In reality Simon was considered a hero for being wounded during the incident, maintaining the crew's morale during the months of capture they endured, and eating his fair share of rats. Unfortunately he wasn't around to take a staring role in the film, dying in quarantine on his return from action. But in death he was afforded a full military burial, and was postumously awarded the Dickin Medal.

warning from space (1956)

Unknown.
All eyes are on the sky as the earth awaits the landing of aliens, even a cat is watching.

blood of the mummy's tomb (1971)

Cat.
Margaret Fuchs receives an ancient Egyptian ring with a red stone as a birthday gift from her Egyptologist father, and takes it to show her boyfriend. At his flat she immediately is attracted to his pet cat, picking it up and stroking it, whilst chastising him: 'You don't feed him enough, he should be gorged and fat and purring.' This is a sign of things to come, as we all know Egyptians loved cats.
According to publicity photo's the cat's real name was Puddy.

the house bunny (2008)

Pooter.
A playboy bunny hits 27 and is told to leave the mansion, as she's now too old. On her way out she tries to take her pet cat, but the cat literally clings onto a playboy employee, not willing to leave.
Comedy, Brown,

season of the witch (1972)

Unknown.
As the central character, believing she is a witch, casts a spell, a cat creeps into the room and watches impassively.