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Teenage Catgirls In Heat (1994)

The film is set in a small Texas town, where an ancient Egyptian cat god, in the form of a cheap statue, commands all the local felines to surrender their nine lives; a mass cat suicide ensues, as cat after cat throw themselves off roofs, bridges and telephone poles. However, the dead felines are revived, becoming beautiful women in the process, given one goal: mate with and exterminate the population of human males in order to make room for "The Great Litter".
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The film is set in a small Texas town, where an ancient Egyptian cat god, in the form of a cheap statue, commands all the local felines to surrender their nine lives; a mass cat suicide ensues, as cat after cat throw themselves off roofs, bridges and telephone poles. However, the dead felines are revived, becoming beautiful women in the process, given one goal: mate with and exterminate the population of human males in order to make room for "The Great Litter".

Rating:R
Genre:Horror, Comedy, TV Movie
Directed By:Scott Perry
Written By:Scott Perry, Grace Smith
In Theaters:6/13/1994
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Runtime:95 minutes
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Director

Scott Perry

Director

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Gary Graves

Warren

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Carrie Vanston

Cleo

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Dave Cox

Ralph

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Esmeralda Huffhines

Cleo the Cat

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Helen Griffiths

Gramma Barter

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Dorothy Layne

Mrs. Bingenheimer

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George Franklin

Mr. Bingenheimer

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Chad Strader

Little Boy

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Pamela Strader

Boy's Mom

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Raymond Zaplatar

Boy's Dad

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Carly Strader

Boy's Sister

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