A bunch of adorable, yet dangerous genetically enhanced cats get loose and go on a rampage on board a commercial airliner. Feisty young lass Kitty (a charming turn by Kari Nissena) and her unfaithful cad husband (a solid performance by Dean Cochran) find themselves caught in the middle of this horrifying catastrophe (pun intended). Director Cory Strassburger maintains a deliciously deadpan tone throughout and elicits sound performances from the cast. Besides the two excellent leads, there's nice supporting contributions by Jerry Kovich as worried genetic engineer Dr. Fritz, Susan T. Collins as perky Southern gal Sally Brown, and Jack Galasso as a laid-back Elvis Presley lookalike passenger. The shots of a cute black and white feline trying to look scary and menacing are downright hilarious. The bad cat pun-ridden dialogue includes such gut-busting gems as "He's catatonic" and the truly immortal retort "Let's move on and nail these pussies!". Granted, we're not talking the most sophisticated type of humor here, but this enjoyable eight minute short spoof still tickles the funny bone quite well just the same.
