Wild Eye Releasing Targets July 14 For The DVD Debut Of The Black Cat

Wild Eye Releasing, with sales and distribution expertise provided by MVD Entertainment Group, has an interesting horror anthology heading to the DVD marketplace on July 14.   

This would be debut of The Black Cat, which features three different “tellings” of Edgar Allen Poe’s 1943 Saturday Evening Post short story, “The Black Cat.”  The tale of a horrible drunken rage, the pain inflected on a pet cat and all that follows makes for a chilling tale.   

 

Of note, this is the fourth installment in the P.O.E. film series — P.O.E.: Poetry of Eerie, P.O.E.: Project of Evil and House of Ravens.

Filmmakers Domiziano Cristopharo (The Obsessed, Doll Syndrome, Virus: Extreme Contamination), Brace Beltempo (The Carpenter’s House) and Chris Milewski (A Taste of Phobia, Drive-In Grindhouse) each tackle the story in a different way, which makes for a very interesting horror film.  

Each of these “Black Cat” segments is like a stand-alone short film; an interpretation of Edgar Allen Poe’s classic short story — Cristopharo’s segment is the more descriptive of the group, House of the Black Cat, Beltempo’s contribution goes simply by Black, and finally, Milewski’s installment is titled Insomnia.