The Curse of the Cat People

Young Amy (Ann Carter), ditched by her playmates, is drawn toward an old house then scolded by the lurking Barbara Farren (Elizabeth Russell) in producer Val Lewton's semi-sequel The Curse of the Cat People, 1944.

Julia Farren (Julia Dean), occupant of the spooky house in Sleepy Hollow, announces herself to the mystified Amy (Ann Carter), and casts doubt on the woman who claims to be her daughter, from producer Val Lewton's The Curse of the Cat People, 1944.

Young Amy (Ann Carter) demonstrates odd propensities as her kindergarten class visits Sleepy Hollow, the fictional settlement near the real Tarrytown, NY, from the Washington Irving story, in this opening scene from producer Val Lewton's quasi-sequel The Curse of the Cat People, 1944.

In the 1944 sequel to Cat People (1942), a lonely child creates an imaginary playmate with surprisingly dangerous results.

Amy (Ann Carter), the misfit daughter of Oliver (Kent Smith, who struggles with the memory of his late wife Irina, from The Cat People, 1942) relates a perfectly true story to him, leading to a spat with her mother (Jane Randolph) and a spooky interlude, in The Curse Of The Cat People, 1944.