La Sombra Del Gato

Great story about sects, religion and the people involved with them...and terrific ensamble cast!!

"Shadow of the Cat" is a fascinating look into cults and life in general. Drama, comedy and sense of humor.

Great movie!! 'Shadow of the Cat' is lmost a vaudeville full of wit, with triumphant entrances and exits of its characters, clinging to life, embracing death. Some of the silly dialogue can stick in your head!!

You can clearly see where the director and the writer take their personal inspiration from and how he is applying to the Argentine perspective. It's a wonderful film that may be lost in translation a bit, but it touches on important topics such as love, family and feeling betrayed. It draws you in, makes you ask questions and definitely gives you some laughs along the way.

Definitely worth a watch.

Shadow of the Cat is a shallow and hollow movie with one of the most disturbing, incoherent and honestly delusional scripts I have ever watched.

The fact that tax payer money went into producing this movie and probably deprived of funding to some well intentioned and creative director and script writers makes it even more shameful. How this was greenlit follows the same lack of logic that this movie does.

The acting is forced and cringe worthy, with Danny Trejo's speaking some rather tragic spanglish, the script never gets to any point, bad acting, bad directing and bad writing.

On the bright side and looking for a silver lining I recommend this movie over ambien if you are struggling to sleep, it worked wonders on me.

This is not a spiteful review, it's a frank review about massive delusion.

A prime example of the emptiness of our culture.

I hope this saves viewers from wasting time and money.

Shadow of the Cat truly give audiences the best of both worlds. They have it all, running the gamut of raw human emotion in a way that elevates your movie night from an Argentinian cult family to a cinematic and social experience.