Feed Me A Stray Cat!: 1 stars

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Tired of long-winded reviews? Tired of sneaky, ninja spoilers? Tired of the word "badass"? Feed Me A Stray Cat! is a concise, spoiler-free movie review blog that will give you everything you need just in time to run out and catch the next show time. Popcorn not included.

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About Me

M. Hufstader: Movie addict. New Yorker. Nocturnal. Dyke. Writer-in-progress. Sarah Lawrence graduate. Loves gangsters, thieves, and general people who go bump in the night. The dark underbelly of humanity. Looking for long term commitment with a film that appreciates the aesthetics of excessive violence, does not underestimate the power of offensive language, and promises to at least go to second base with the female leads (will consider a badass heroine in her own right instead. Double points for both). Convoluted narrative, poorly constructed characters, and Care Bear villains need not apply.

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