Blood Feast (1972 film)

Blood Feast, also known as La noche de los mil gatos Night of a Thousand Cats, is a 1972 horror exploitation film by Mexican writerdirector Ren Cardona Jr.. It was released in the United States in 1974.

Blood Feast supports little fan base, but has made a home for itself amongst exploitation film fans. The film caused mild controversy due to its seemingly cruel treatment to the cats. One scene depicts Hugo violently grabbing a large white cat and tossing him over a high wall into its pen. The camera does not cut away, thus indicating that the real cat was thrown.Shock Cinema Magazine reckoned it possibly the worst film ever made about killer felines, very silly with little entertainment value and bad acting, although still better than Cardonas later films. The Terror Trap gave itstars, calling it rather unimpressive, mild, drab, and uninspired. Tars Tarkas suggested that cats are intrinsically not very scary, even when theres a thousand of them, rating the film 210. Aggressions Animales reckoned it one of Ren Cardona Jrs worst films, and said that aside from a few of its ideas, there was nothing interesting. ........

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