Catnado: It’s About Time | popgeeks.com
How do you copy one thing in a wise manner? Most B-movie makers responded to Sharknado by making extra B-movies about sharks. However somebody who was sharper than that lastly mentioned, “What do folks love aside from sharks? Cats? Why not a Catnado?” Actually, the one manner you’ll be able to prime a Sharknado is by making it cats as a substitute. Bravo.
So right here we go. Wild Eye is popping out with Catnado this October. I don’t suppose you might want to know a lot concerning the plot, and there’s not a lot of it anyway, however right here goes: there are these tornadoes tearing throughout the Midwest, and so they’re filled with feral cats for some cause. It’s as much as a crew of individuals to seek out out why that is occurring and learn how to cease it, whereas dodging the Catnadoes and the offended paws of the cats themselves. It’s Sharknado however cats, prefer it says on the field. Wild Eye has much less disgrace than me; they put it higher:
The world faces a horrific onslaught of tornadoes, every unleashing hordes of enraged and lethal cats upon humanity! As chaos reigns, a disparate group of people have one mission: to cease this feline fury. However in opposition to such odds, and with just one life to spare per particular person, their battle turns into a cat-astrophic wrestle for survival. And when the fur flies will probably be a meow-ssacre!
Meow-ssacre, pretty. Catnado stars Erica Rowell Inexperienced, Joshua G Otto, Blair Kelly, Serena Salieri and Tucky Williams, and one way or the other has 4 administrators: Donald Farmer, Tim Ritter, Curtis Everett, and Alaine Hungington. Catnado tears throughout DVD and VOD platforms October 22.
