Kittens: Corefest '97

In the chaotic world of underground rave culture, a group of aspiring DJs, known as 'Kittens', discover a mysterious techno track that promises to elevate their careers. However, their quest for fame leads them into a dangerous underworld of corporate espionage and sabotage orchestrated by a rival music conglomerate. They must navigate treacherous parties and outwit ruthless executives to get their music heard and save their dreams.

Kittens: Corefest '97 was a moderate commercial success, praised for its high-energy soundtrack and visual flair, but criticized for a convoluted plot and underdeveloped characters. Audiences generally enjoyed the rave atmosphere and action sequences, while critics found it a superficial exploration of the music scene.

• Visually stunning with a killer soundtrack, but lacks substance.

• A chaotic and entertaining ride through the 90s rave scene.

• Fails to deliver a compelling narrative despite its energetic presentation.

Google audience: Audiences enjoyed the film's pulsating soundtrack and immersive portrayal of the 90s rave culture, often calling it a 'nostalgic trip'. However, some found the plot to be too thin and the acting to be uninspired.

Nominated for a MTV Movie Award for Best Fight Scene.

The iconic "Kitten Claw" sound effect used throughout the film was created by scratching a vinyl record with an actual cat's claw in the sound design studio.