CLASSICS - Cat People (1942)

We've got the second film in our Halloween double-feature this week. Brandon and Emmett Stanton discuss one of the most influential films on the horror genre, Cat People. We discuss how this unlikely B movie from producer Val Lewton, set trends that have resonated for years with horror filmmakers. While both Brandon and Emmett agree that Cat People may not be a great movie, there are certainly great moments. One of these moments includes what many consider to be the first jump scare in film history.

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