The Night of the Cat

Name: The Night of the Cat
Genre: Thriller
Duration: 1 h 17 min
Rating: 4.3
Cast: Kathy Allen, George Oakley, Bob Pierce

1973
R
1h 17m

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4.3/10

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Kathy Allen in The Night of the Cat (1973)

Thriller

Beth tracks down the mobster responsible for her sister's death. Crime boss Mr. Demmons owns a topless bar and also runs a prostitution racket in which innocent girls are kidnapped, taken to... Read allBeth tracks down the mobster responsible for her sister's death. Crime boss Mr. Demmons owns a topless bar and also runs a prostitution racket in which innocent girls are kidnapped, taken to a secret clinic, and given drugs. Hopelessly addicted, the girls pay for the drugs by bec... Read allBeth tracks down the mobster responsible for her sister's death. Crime boss Mr. Demmons owns a topless bar and also runs a prostitution racket in which innocent girls are kidnapped, taken to a secret clinic, and given drugs. Hopelessly addicted, the girls pay for the drugs by becoming prostitutes. Beth's sister escaped and was on her way to tell authorities about the ... Read all

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4.3/10

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2/10

So bad it makes "Plan 9 From Outer Space" look like "Citizen Kane".

I played a small role in this film and, thank God, I am barely recognizable.

The cat woman, Beth, was played by an actress named Yvonne (?). And that is her in all the scenes, karate chops and all. I assume that Yvonne sued to have all mention of her removed from the movie because she is not mentioned or written about anywhere. Kathy Allen is given top billing but she only had a small role - she was Beth's sister who was run down by the car in the beginning of the film.

Actually, the stories behind the making of The Night Of The Cat are funny and intriguing and would make a good documentary.

Norman Williams, the creator of the concept and the screenwriter, was actually a con man from Detroit. At the end of the filming, he disappeared, along with the cameras and equipment (not his), never to be heard from again.

It was a great experience to work on one of the worst movies ever made.

I gave it two stars, rather than only one, simply because I am in it.