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The House of Cats
1969
"The House of Cats" is a motion picture that hits the screen with the impact of sensationalism. It is a story of the innermost secrets and the sordid happenings of a house of prostitution, ruled over by a tyrannical Madam and a ruthless professional Procurer. This cold, calculating Pimp is vividly played by a talented actor, John Barry. The Madam is portrayed by a newcomer to the art films, Karen Drake, who has many credits from Stage, Screen, Television and Radio.
Our story begins at "The House of Cats" where the Madam and the Pimp are discussing the week's business. The Madam is provoked at the Pimp because he is taking too much time "turning" his new girl. As the story unravels, we see that this cold, unfeeling procurer has fallen in love. After a big argument with the Madam, he finally decides, after a torrid love scene with the girl, that he has to "turn" the girl or marry her. He brings the girl to the "House" where the Madam has pre-arranged
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a party to initiate the new girl. We loin this girl as she partakes a new way of life. The Pimp leaves the girl under the care of the Madam, returning to his way of life - Procuring.
When the girl finds out what he s and is confronted with the fact that her life is now ruled by the Madam, she goes berserk. When the Madam attempts to slap some sense info her, the girl accidentally falls, striking her head and is killed instantly. In panic, the Madam calls the Pimp, who upon seeing the dead girl, goes berserk and in a fit of anger, kills the Madam. One of the Prostitutes calls the police, bringing to an end the life the girls are forced to live in the "The House of Cats."
Running Time: 63 Minutes
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