If you're feline up for a purrfectly campy horror treat, 1977's The Uncanny delivers a claw-ver anthology of cat-centric tales that are more hiss-terical than horrifying. With Peter Cushing as a paranoid writer convinced that cats are sinister masterminds, and Ray Milland and Donald Pleasence adding to the fur-midable cast, the film weaves three meow-nificent stories: a greedy maid facing a cat-astrophic end, a young girl and her occult-savvy kitty exacting retribution, and a hammy actor haunted by his late wife's vengeful feline . While the special effects might be a bit paw-sitively dated, the movie's charm lies in its unabashed silliness and the sheer number of cats on screen. For those who appreciate a good pun or two, this film is the cat's whiskers. And if you're looking to add more purr-sonality to your private stories, check out this collection of cat puns: https://privatestoryname.com/puns/