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Cat People (VHS, 1997)

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"Cat People" is a VHS movie released in 1989, directed by Paul Schrader and starring Nastassja Kinski and Malcolm McDowell. The film falls under the Horror and Horror/Suspense genres, with a sub-genre of Creatures/Monsters. It features music by David Bowie and is a Collector's Edition with Full Screen format. The VHS includes special features labeled as Cult, and it is in English language with NTSC signal standard.

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After Irena (Nastassia Kinski), a young woman with a mysterious past, is reunited with her brother Paul (Malcom MacDowell), a series of bizarre events is set into motion. When Irena discovers that her sexuality is intimately linked with that of her brother's--as well as with a strange human-feline metamorphosis they secretly share--the moment is both frightening and alluring. A remake of the 1942 supernatural horror film of the same name, Paul Schrader's version of CAT PEOPLE is more graphic, more eroticized, and more detailed in content. Shot in New Orleans, an eerie stillness permeates the film, coupled with naturally delivered dialogue that moves the story along. Ruby Dee provides extra mysterious insinuations as Female, the sibling's live-in servant in their French-style mansion, and John Heard is perfectly cast as Oliver, the animal biologist and love interest of Irena.