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Jun 14, 2023 · From stealthy paws swiping at unsuspecting humans to cunning tactics employed in the pursuit of treats, these evil cats will have you in stitches. Watch as t...
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- Snowbell in Stuart Little
- Lucifer in Cinderella
- Mr. Jinx in Meet The Parents: Little Fockers 2010
- Mittens in Bolt
- Cossack Cats from An American Tail
- Mr. Bigglesworth in Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
- Mr. Tinkles from Cats and Dogs 2001
- Kitty Galore in Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore 2010
- Chloe in The Secret Life of Pets
- Jonesy in Alien 1979
It was tough for Snowbell when Stuart Little joined the family. Snowbell’s tendency to be self-absorbed, narcissistic and downright loathsome prompts him to try to eat Stuart soon after the little mouse arrives. After being severely scolded, Snowbell spits Stuart out. But, that doesn’t stop him from some midnight threats when Stuart is settling dow...
Lucifer is a gluttonous feline with loyalty only to Lady Tremaine, his mistress. It’s completely obvious that she spoils him, convinces him that he is a king, and dotes over him as if she was his mother. For all the attention he gets, he should be a nicer cat, but he constantly sabotages Cinderella’s plans. Lucifer doesn’t care that Cinderella is k...
In this comedy about divorce, death and family conflicts, Mr. Jinx enters the family picture as the supposed ideal birthday present for the twin’s fifth birthday. Mr. Jinx is a large and fluffy Himalayan catwith special skills. Mr. Jinx knows how to flush the toilet, so he flushes tiny dog Moses down the family RV toilet. Mr. Jinx is in the middle ...
Mittens isn’t completely evil, but Bolt thinks she is. Bolt is convinced that Mittens works for Doctor Calico, so he forces Mittens to help him return to Hollywood. Unfortunately, Bolt has spent his entire life thinking that he has superpowers and must fight against Doctor Calico’s nefarious schemes. The truth is that Bolt doesn’t realize that he’s...
This endearing Disney story about Fievel Mousekewitz and his Russian family as they leave Imperial Russia to make a free life in America pulled lots of heartstrings when it was released in 1986. Fievel becomes separated from his family, is lost, and then must struggle to find his way back to them. Just before they leave their town Shostka, they cel...
Mr. Bigglesworth remains a bit of an enigma. He spends most of his on-film moments in Dr. Evil’s lap, enjoying having his fur stroked and his head patted. Dr. Evil alludes to his pet’s evil nature by noting that whenever he is upset, Mr. Bigglesworth is upset, and then “people die”. It’s a clear case of evil by association. Poor Mr. Bigglesworth st...
Mr. Tinkles was one in-charge cat. He was a ruthless cat who hated dogs. Mr. Tinkles lived with Mr. Mason, an industrialist; whose maid Sophie completely spoiled Mr. Tinkles. Mr. Tinkles’ main goal was to make all people suffer from dog allergies. Highly intelligent, he planned to re-order the world with his special allergy-causing formula. His evi...
In this sequel to Cats and Dogs, Kitty Galore took over Mr. Tinkles’ quest to dominate the world. She was more skilled and vicious than Mr. Tinkles, though it is said that she was his girlfriend at one time. Her mastermind goals included creating a satellite which would broadcast her secret weapon worldwide. Everything in the dog world would be rui...
Chloe’s evil moments tend toward the psychological. She’s mostly a typical sarcastic, self-absorbed cat…but she often says some of the meanest things to her dog friends…things calculated to keep her in control of their thoughts and the situations they experience together. Chloe’s calculating, mind-bending suggestions play on the border of mental ab...
Jonesy was a Ginger Tomcat who lived onboard the USCSS Nostromo. He belonged to Ellen Ripley, and his job was to keep the rodent population on the spaceship under control. The crew enjoyed his company as well. Jonesy was the reason Brett was sent into the cargo room. The crew had been hunting the Alien, and their motion tracker was set off by Jones...
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- Azrael. Villain: Gargamel. Cartoon Series: “The Smurfs” The name Azrael is associated with the Angel of Death in many religions. Perhaps the name is fitting for the Azrael we’re talking about—a brown cat with a white chest who serves as Gargamel’s right-hand evil cat in the “Smurfs” cartoon.
- Mr. Bigglesworth. Villain: Dr. Evil. Film Trilogy: “Austin Powers” When it comes to cat names from movies, you can’t leave out the Dr. Evil cat, better known as Mr. Bigglesworth.
- M.A.D. Cat aka Furball. Villain: Dr. Claw. Cartoon Series: “Inspector Gadget” In the realm of evil cat cartoon characters, M.A.D. Cat from the 1980s “Inspector Gadget” TV series certainly makes the grade.
- Salem. Witch: Sabrina. TV Series: “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” Sabrina is an ordinary teenager, only she’s also a witch, and she has a talking black cat. In this 1990s TV sitcom, Salem’s character is an animatronic puppet most of the time, but there are episodes where he appears as a real cat who’s actually played by a team of black cats—Elvis, Lucy, Witch and even a cat whose real name is Salem.
Oct 23, 2023 · Black cats have a reputation for evil because the stories of witches and cats at satanic rituals as well as witches turning into cats at night were common. The latter stories often featured a cat that was wounded; the next day a suspected witch would show similar wounds.
Oct 23, 2013 · One of the most common tropes in all fiction is that cats are evil. Throughout books, television, movies and comics, when they’re not just pretending to be the monster, cats are attacking...
Debunking the Evil Cat Myth. Despite the negative stereotypes, cats are loving and affectionate pets that can have a positive impact on our lives. The idea that cats are evil or unaffectionate is a common misconception that has been perpetuated in popular culture for years.
