Here Kitty Kitty

A “Petersen Entertainment Productions” FILM
WRITTEN BY Edwin Petersen

Nigel’s cat, Tiddles, accidentally knocks a Ouija board over and gets possessed by demons. To start with, Nigel just thinks Tiddles is a bit more aggressive than usual, but when the scratching post starts to shake uncontrollably, he considers Tiddles might have epilepsy and takes him to the vet. The vet finds nothing wrong and Nigel takes Tiddles home.

Tiddles starts to leave dead mice on the doorstep, which Nigel just buries in the back yard. Soon Tiddles starts leaving other animals on the doorstep. Birds, cats and even dogs. Nigel buries them in the back yard too. He has to hide them from the neighbours, after all its their pets he’s burying. The SPCA start to do regular drive-bys up and down his street, and regular door knocking, looking for missing animals. Nigel starts to get paranoid that his neighbour, Tom, is watching him, and that he might get caught burying someone’s pet. He tries to keep Tiddles inside.

Locked up, in a small flat with his cat behaving strangely, Nigel starts to record Tiddles with a video camera. He takes the video footage to the vet, who sees Tiddles frothing at the mouth and shaking uncontrollably and meowing demonically. The vet gives Nigel medication for rabies, epilepsy and tirretes syndrome. Nothing works. Tiddles escapes.

Next morning Nigel finds Tom on the doorstep. Nigel thinks he’s dead too, and tries to bury him, but gets caught by the SPCA lady Joan. Nigel tells her everything and Tom wakes up. Joan has seen this before. She tells Nigel that Tiddles is possessed and needs an exorcism. She knows how to do it but she will need help. Tom offers to help, he used to go to church. Can Nigel, Joan and Tom save Tiddles?