The Cat from Hell

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The Cat from Hell is a Stephen King short story first published in Cavalier magazine (March/June 1977) and later collected in Just After Sunset. The tale follows an elderly pharmaceutical magnate who hires a hitman to kill a cat he believes is responsible for a series of deaths. Convinced the animal seeks revenge for years of deadly feline experimentation, he soon learns his fears may be justified. Blending dark humor, suspense, and supernatural horror, the story is one of King’s most memorable tales of vengeance.

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The Cat from Hell follows a professional hitman hired to kill a seemingly ordinary cat. His wealthy employer insists the animal is responsible for a series of deaths and is seeking vengeance for cruel pharmaceutical experiments. Skeptical at first, the hitman soon discovers the cat may be far more dangerous than anyone imagined.

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