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There's barely a fiber of a plot, the action gets repetitive, and the happy ending is ridiculous, but it held my attention if for no other reason than the rawness of the cats' menacing and mauling. Every member of the cast was seriously injured, and they left all that footage in. Whoever described this as "the most expensive home movie ever" hit it on the nose.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxdxk0Rp…