The Cat and the Canary is a 1925 silent horror-comedy film, directed by Paul Leni. The story revolves around a group of heirs who are summoned to a spooky mansion to hear the reading of a will. They find themselves trapped in a creepy, eerie setting where the threat of a mysterious figure known as "The Cat" looms large. Filled with dark secrets, hidden motives, and a thrilling atmosphere, this vintage film plays with suspense, mystery, and a touch of humor. Known for its groundbreaking use of atmosphere, the film blends suspense with comedic moments, becoming a landmark in the silent horror genre.