, a beautiful girl obsessed by the idea that she is heir to an ancestral curse causing her to develop the ferocious, predatory instincts of a leopard. Directed by Upstairs, Downstairs' Alfred Shaughnessy and an early showcase for Shelley's smouldering talent, Cat Girl is presented here in a brand-new transfer from the original film elements in its as-exhibited theatrical aspect ratio.

As much a drama of human relationships and mental conflict as supernatural horror, Cat Girl tells the story of the battle for Leonora's sanity by her psychiatrist, Dr Brian Marlowe, with whom prior to his present marriage she was in love. Convinced that Leonora's condition is merely a manifestation of anger and jealousy toward her unfaithful husband, he urges her to enter a sanitarium; but can Leonora hope to escape the curse that has afflicted generations of her family?

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36:T41c,Pretty good late 50's British horror film. A woman returns to the family home with wastrel gold-digging husband and false friends in tow. Seems the family has a weird history (or psychosis). Her uncle believes they are linked to killer cats, leopards to be precise. Now that he is at the end of his life he wants his niece to take on the family weirdness and she's afraid she's a cat as well. She meets her teenage crush again whom she still has a yen for, a married psychiatrist who thinks he can treat her. After her uncle dies the woman's two-timing husband meets his end while he' dallying with another woman. The niece thinks she killed him so the doctor puts her in a hospital to treat her, then, in the stupidest move a headshrinker ever made he brings her into his house so she can bond with his wife. Of course the woman is dangerously jealous. It all ends up as expected. A