Stephen King's Cat's Eye (Retro Review)
Author and Horror Icon Stephen King obviously has an affinity for Cats as there have been quite a few of his movies that either featured Cats as a pivotal plot device (Pet Sematary and Sleepwalkers) or in the case of 1985's Cat's Eye, the main protagonist. Directed by Lewis Teague (Cujo and Navy Seals ) this Horror slash comedy like 1982’s Creepshow, is another anthology comprised from three of King's short stories except for one that was originally written for the film, "Quitters, Inc.", "The Ledge", and "General." Each story revolves around a stray Cat who travels from the urban jungle of NYC the underworld mafia infused Atlantic City, NJ all the way to North Carolina in the supposedly "safe" suburbs which begins with our mysterious feline sees "visions" of a girl (Played by Drew Barrymore) pleading for help, almost similar to 1981's The House by the Cemetery. Each segment is unique and captivating in its own way as th