Pet Semetery: A classic in the horror genre featuring Church, the cat who comes back. Imagery of Church was used heavily in the advertising for both the book and movie though he doesn't have a ton of screen time. His presence must have made an intense impact on audiences none the less seeing as I personally know at least five cats named Church!
The Black Cat (1981): This movie was a series of amazing cat performances and kills strung together with boring, dialogue-less walking scenes. But man were there some excellent cat performances!
Alien/s: Jonesy is the star of these two movies and nothing you can say will ever change that.
The Cat From Outer Space: This is such a strange, strange movie. Clearly aimed at kids because it's filled with jokes in topics kids are always talking about like gambling, military bureaucracy, physics and dating... But the cat in this movie is outrageously cute, and kind of makes this should-be-funny snooze fest worth watching.
The Long Goodbye: The only non-horror and non-sci-fi on this list, The Long Goodbye is a hardboiled detective movie staring Elliott Gould as the character Humphrey Bogart made infamous, Philip Marlowe. Does Gould's interpretation of Marlowe stand up to Bogart's? Yes. But only with the help of his hungry cat sidekick.
Hausu: An anual Trylon tradition that's so packed with weirdness that you'd be forgiven if you forgot there's a four-legged fluffy white co-star that inevitably adds to the unrelenting weirdness.
BONUS VIDEO: We use any excuse to expose people to Cryak, enjoy.
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