Saturday, October 2, 2021

 'Confessions of a Psycho Cat' (1968)- Herb Stanley.

The heroically mad Herb Stanley's purrfectly perverse peep show 'Confessions of a Psycho Cat' (1968) is a far from neutered, grisly-grindhouse, back alley sleazing', no-sheet givin' nightmare!!! SEE this spittin' mad, killer-crazy kitten gorily 'litter' the screen with her misbegotten male prey!!! 'Hunt' down this feral fright-flick if you're feline brave enough! She's one stilleto cool, calamitously cat scratching, B-Movie body bleeder!!

 



 

 

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