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Plot: A stray cat is the linking element of three tales of suspense and horror.
Loses points for how unlikely the first of the three stories is, but the second one has great suspense and the third is just pure entertainment. I was impressed.
Nice collection of short stories. Like Tales from the Darkside. All stand up well on their own, but as a kid I loved the Drew Barrymoore one the best. As an adult I tend to like the James Wood one the best now.
weird film, the cat was the hero, but the best bit was the little troll going into a fan, bits flying everywhere, then the girls mother believed her in the end.
I don't get the point of this story... Just a cat with its journey in three different stories... Just a weird movie from Stephen King... I really didn't believe he's working the screenplay for this movie too... Even that, it's still pretty interesting to watch...
Wow. I love this movie. That little creature really is horrible. I had dreams of that thing. I like the whole smoking thing too.
this is really cool. I enjoyed every story this movie had to offer. It's no Creepshow, but it's close.
I love how this movie pieces together and i like watching out for the hidden Stephen King messages. The last story with the troll is the best. When i was little i used to check my room to make sure the troll was not hiding in it.
A great series of stories from the point of view from a cat:) Drew Barrymore is great as one of her first films:)
These three tales were pretty crazy. Smoking Inc, with James Woods was interesting, what if you had people ready to hurt your family if you were caught smoking a cig. I think the end with the evil troll was the best.
This was out when I was a kid but I liked it back then and still like it really brings back old memories and makes me laugh.
I liked Drew Barrymore back then, but more than that I liked the idea. It glorified cats in a mystical way that I found absorbing as a child.
Yes! This movie is great. I was terrified to sleep for years with my face up, because I thought a wall goblin would suck my breath out.
this was a pretty good movie..Too bad it has been so long since i have seen it--- i can just barely remember it ..
I loved the short stories...and the movie was done really well. Nothing from the plot of the stories were lost and I think Stephen King is a frigging genius...
Not A Good Stephen King Adaption But Still Good I Really Really Liked It Even Though It's A Little COrny
Need to see this again. I remember being horrified by one of the stories in particular but I was quite young then.
Well, I haven't read this book, so I suppose I'll give this a lookey-loo next time I have a chance to find and get it. . . Hope I'm not disappointed (as usual). His movies usually fall incredibly short of what his imagination has conjured up!
Only the post-modern kitsch appeal of Hammer can really save a horror compendium, this one from the 80s is particularly lame. Silly rather than scary, it plays like a bunch of bad episodes of The Twilight Zone and is only of interest for the appearance of James Woods.
I enjoyed the book and then I decided to watch the film at home before I had to watch it in school a day before... It was pretty entertaining. Nightshift is the name of the book. Pretty good overall.
It's pretty bad. James Woods is really good in it, but it's still bad. And, it's sad that Drew Barrymore could act better at 11 than she can in her thirties.
A young girl, in the closing and the best narrative, has difficulty sleeping. Though her parents suspect the family cat of wrongdoing, the girl knows better - especially after she spots a foot-high troll coming out of her bedroom wall!
This movie seriously creeped me the f*** out as a child. I mean seriously, a little midget goblin f****** with sharp teeth running around in the walls of your damn house with a little knife and shit.... omfg. Coming out of a little hole in the baseboard of the wall as you sleep to climb up on your bed and suck the life out of you..... I was afraid to fall asleep....
As with many of Stephen King's stories-turned-movie, the film apparently had the budget of a pop can drive and thus was poorly done. That said, I still find myself telling people about this movie...namely the scenes that involve a company which helps and or motivates people to stop smoking. Cat's Eye is well worth the watch simply for that portion of the movie alone.
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