An experiment catsploitation film of the early 70's involving various orange cats being forced to look at a camera while standing in front of a black background. The film won critical acclaim within the art community, but was widely criticized for its dark message and its blatant exploitation of felines, particularly orange cats who are usually oppressed. The film was banned in 13 countries and is now has a cult following amongst college experimental artists, film students with bad taste, and edgy dogs with no purpose. When asked to comment on the film, the writer commented with the following statement:

"I wished to make something brutally beautify and mind numbing. I want people to stop thinking and start using their bodies. The film is supposed to capture a voyeuristic aspect of the human mind that allows for us to throw out ourselves and become part of the scenery."

Critics of the writer's work say he just used to cats to attract more views on youtube.

3/10 stars on IMDB

"The dumbest pile of shark butt I've ever seen " - New york times

"A laughable attempt at being artsy. My poop has more artistic merit. Stinky ship magic! Toast in a bucket. " - User Ducksalad378530753 @ Ihaveopinionsaboutthings.com

"The more i watch this film, the less there is left to watch" - Bob Ziptooth, hammer handle enthusiast.

"I'm a couch" - a couch.

"I think the film is like a piece of gum. You chew on it, then you throw it out and leave it your girlfriend's hair. " - several squids.

"I'm not watching this film, it looks stupid. It's like, about cats, lol. I'm a dog person. Lol" - various artists.

"I'll get over you, I know i will. I'll pretend the ship's not sinking. And i'll tell myself i'm over you, cuz I'm the king of wishful thinking" - Go west.