Michael Berryman

Hell’s Kitty is coming this March and she’s gonna give you more than a case of Cat Scratch Fever, if you’re not careful. This wickedly surreal comedy from writer/director/star Nicholas Tana pays homage to many cult classic horror films while scoring cameos from the original stars for a sexually charged tongue in cheek presentation. But will Hell’s Kitty have you purring or puking? Let’s find out. Let me start off by admitting that I’m not a cat person. That being said, I’ve never bought into the “Cats Are Evil” mindset either. I inherited a corn-fed feline with a love for gravy through marriage, but our relationship is mostly one of indifference. This does not seem to be the case with the film’s protagonist however, who has a bit more complicated situation with the titular kitty in his life. Here’s the basic rundown of the plot. Hollywood writer Nick adores his pet cat, Angel, but recently she has become jealous of the women he brings home. Nick’s ladies get more than