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The post Nyaight of the Living Cat – Get Ready to Say “Psp Psp Psp”…If You Dare! by Dr. Karyn Kanowski BVSc MRCVS (Veterinarian) appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it, but all of these articles were assigned, contracted and paid for, so they aren't considered public domain. However, we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article, then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com. NOTE: This is a public service announcement — please be alert, not alarmed. Is the cat population in your neighborhood increasing? Are you feeling the pressure of the judgmental feline gaze? It’s not just you – they are growing in number, seeking world domination, and it may already be too late… There is a new pandemic on the way, and this time, there is no stopping it. One touch from a cat and the mutation will begin, and before you know it, you too will join the legion of four-legged felines that are systematically replacing the human race. We don’t wish to cause hiss-teria, but we urge people not to be taken in by their cute faces and soothing purrs. If you are offered a fluffy belly, do not touch – IT’S A TRAP! Once they have you in their thrall, you will soon find yourself swarmed by a clowder with no hope of escape, and by then it’s too late – there will be no more work, no school, no fancy cars; only meow meow. Don’t Panic, We’re Only Kitten-ing Around Okay, obviously we’re not really facing a cat mutation virus, but the characters in the exciting new post-apocalyptic comedy anime series from executive producer Takashi Miike are, and it’s sure to be a wild ride. Nyaight of the Living Cat is an upcoming global release exclusive to Crunchyroll*, a streaming service renowned for its vast collection of anime and manga content. The premiere date has not yet been released, so we must stay alert for any mews. The series is set in the not-so-distant future, where the world is ruled by cats – though of course, some people would say it already is. The cat-astrophic story comes from the same animation studio behind Pokémon and The Apothecary Diaries, so we know we’re in good hands. *In Asia, the series will be distributed by Sony Pictures Entertainment. Nya-What Now? The series title, a play on the title of the 1968 film Night of the Living Dead, incorporates the Japanese word for “mew” (nya) and “meow” (nyan), just some of many puns we are likely to encounter in this tongue-in-cheek take on a global ‘nyandemic.’ Whilst we may have reached saturation point when it comes to zombie apocalypse entertainment, this feline twist breathes fresh air into the genre. Of course, in terms of incurable conditions, becoming a cat probably isn’t the worst thing in the world. However, there’s one major flaw in the design: if all humans become cats, who will be left to serve them? We’re going to need to keep someone around with opposable thumbs to operate those can openers. Perhaps this is one problem that will be tackled in the series. So tell your family, tell your friends, but don’t tell your cat – we don’t want to give them any ideas. You can watch the trailer here: The post Nyaight of the Living Cat – Get Ready to Say “Psp Psp Psp”…If You Dare! by Dr. Karyn Kanowski BVSc MRCVS (Veterinarian) appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it, but all of these articles were assigned, contracted and paid for, so they aren't considered public domain. However, we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article, then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com.

News The End of It Rebecca Hall and Gael García Bernal Will Face The End of It Beanie Feldstein and Noomi Rapace also star. By Molly Templeton | Published on May 6, 2025 Screenshot: Annapurna Comment 0 Share New Share Screenshot: Annapurna A new science fiction film seems like it’s going to tackle that age-old truism about how life is only meaningful because it ends. In the feature debut of writer-director Maria Martinez Bayona, Rebecca Hall (Godzilla vs. Kong) is set to play “a former provocative artist” who, at the ripe old age of 250, decides it’s over. Here’s the synopsis, per Deadline’s announcement: In a near-future world where ageing can be cured and death is now optional, Claire (Rebecca Hall) a former provocative artist approaching her 250th birthday, decides she’s had enough—she wants to die. Her decision stirs conflicts with her husband (Gael García Bernal), daughter (Noomi Rapace) and AI assistant (Beanie Feldstein), revealing the humorous complexity of their relationships. As Claire uses her impending death to reclaim her role as an artist, she is forced to face what it really means to die, to live, and the messy absurdity of it all. This synopsis kind of glosses over what might be the most interesting part of this concept: In this future, can people freely choose their deaths? If death is optional, what happens to the cultural and religious taboos about choosing to end one’s life? At any rate, that’s a pretty interesting cast. Hall switches easily between franchise films (like the current Godzilla series) and artier fare like Professor Marston and the Wonder Women (pictured above). Rapace is probably still best known as The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, but has also starred in Prometheus and the Apple TV+ series Constellation. Feldstein starred in Booksmart and had a delightful turn on What We Do in the Shadows, and Bernal is excellent in everything from Station Eleven to Werewolf by Night. The End of It is in production now. No premiere date has been announced.[end-mark] The post Rebecca Hall and Gael García Bernal Will Face <i>The End of It</i> appeared first on Reactor.