Review of Cat People (1982) by Eduardo C — 19 Apr 2007
Paul Shrader's remake of the original (a regarded masterpiece in its own right) Cat People is a haunting, erotic fantasy that is lavishly produced and stunningly directed with the sole purpose of seducing the viewer. The story presents itself as believable myth (also believable AS myth, come to think of it) and evolves into a tale of obsession. The ending is wickedly demented.
Oh, Nastassja Kinski is one of the most beautiful women in the history of cinema, and certainly one of the most cat-like as well. Her eyes...wow.
This review of Cat People (1982) was written by Eduardo C on 19 Apr 2007.
Cat People has generally received mixed reviews.
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