HELL'S KITTYTormented by zombie nightmares and guilt about what may have happened to Ms. Rommel, Nick hires a cat therapist. Adam voices concern that Nick's vulnerability may cause him to cross the line with his attractive new therapist. Meanwhile, the therapist suggests that Angel suffers from love addiction and offers a very surprising solution.
The real star of Hell's Kitty, Angel has worked with more icons of horror than any cat in history; and is likely the only feline in history to have ever gotten away with scratching Lee Meriwether. A method actor, she does all her own stunts and insists on being paid in tuna and treats.
Nicholas Tana writes, directs, produces and stars in Hell's Kitty alongside his cat Angel and a host of horror icons. He works as a freelance writer, director, and musician and has served as Associate Director for ESPN, before starting his own production company, Smart Media L.L.C., for which he has written, produced, and directed numerous commercials.
Lisa Younger plays Lisa Graves in Hell's Kitty. She got the part because she actually had experience going on a few dates with writer/director, Nicholas Tana, and had the pleasure and terror of having met Angel in real life prior to taking the role. As an actress, she is best known for Barely Legal (2011), About Abby (2010) and Hide (2011).
Adam has worked as a Production Assistant and Photo Editor in the entertainment business for The Insider and Entertainment Tonight. Adam got the part playing Adam in Hell’s Kitty because it was based upon his personality, and relationship as a former neighbor of Nicholas Tana.
Nina Kate plays the cat therapist and Nick's love interest, Ms. Strodes, in Hell's Kitty. Her character name is an allusion to Laurie Strodes played by Jamie Lee Curtis in the infamous cult classic Halloween series. Nina Kate is best known for her roles in Non-Stop to Comic-Con (2016), Gun Woman (2014) and Hubris (2006).
Nina Hartley plays Ms. Rommel in Hell's Kitty. In 1997 Nina appeared in Boogie Nights (1997) playing William H. Macy's serially unfaithful wife. She also appears in Nicholas Tana's Amazon Award winning documentary Sticky: A (Self) Love Story.
