A Cat Named Chicken: The Movie

A Cat Named Chicken, also known as "You Wouldn't Eat a Cat" is a straight-to-DVD movie made by the defunct studio Peta Productions. It was their first and only film. It promotes the vegan diet.
== PLOT SUMMARY ==
Chicken is a fluffy grey cat who likes to walk around the "farm". They wander around too far and see a chicken being slaughtered, the farm owner then looks at Chicken and smiles a sinister smile. Chicken now has to run away from what they once called friend, meeting Beef along the way they defeat the farm owner and claim the farm as their own, eating a salad while doing so.
== BEHIND THE SCENES ==
The production of this film shows why this was Peta Production's first and only film. During the productions of the film 100 cats were killed on set for a "Message" Continuing on with something more lighthearted, the original script of the movie trashes on KFC for finger licking good chicken, ironically fried chicken was found being eaten on the set. And Finally for the cherry on top of the dookie, around 20 minutes of THINGS I CANNOT NAME DUE TO BEING HARMFUL TO ANIMALS was removed due to the rating.
== CONTROVERSY ==
The film was not well liked due to its harmful messages and lies it told about being vegan, AND ALSO OTHER THINGS I CANNOT NAME.
== GENERAL RATING ==
2/10
Category:Films
Category:Animal films
Category:Bad Films
Category:Films about animals
Category:Peta
Category:Original Film
Category:Straight to DVD
Category:Films about cats
Category:Controversial films
Category:2010-2015