Blonde Cobra. Ken Jacobs, 1963.
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Edition screened: Included on Keno Lorber Blu-ray Ken Jacobs Collection Vol. 1, released 2021. English language. Runtime approximately 33 minutes.
Summary: No particular depictions of violence or harm to animals. A dead chicken, like from a butcher shop, is handled oddly, briefly.
Fraternity Vacation. James Frawley, 1985.
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Edition screened: Included on Image DVD Fraternity Vacation/Reform School Girls, released 2011. English language. Runtime approximately 94 minutes.
Summary: No particular depictions of violence or harm to animals.
High Life. Claire Denis, 2018
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Edition screened: Lionsgate Blu-ray, released 2019. English language. Runtime approximately 113 minutes.
Summary: Images of dead dogs.
Details:
1) A dog lies dead in a stream, 24:10-24:20.
2) A neglected kennel with dogs lying dead or near death, 1:32:24-1:34:14.
Hot Legs/California Gigolo. Bob Chinn, 1979.
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Edition screened: Vinegar Syndrome DVD #071 Peekarama: Hot Legs/California Gigolo, released 2016. English language. Cumulative runtime approximately 150 minutes.
Summary: No depictions of violence or harm to animals in either feature.
Hot Legs, 1979, approximately 79 minutes. 1.5/5❤
California Gigolo, 1979, approximately 71 minutes. 3/5❤
I, Daniel Blake. Ken Loach, 2017.
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Edition screened: eOne Blu-ray, released 2017. English language. Runtime approximately 100 minutes.
Summary: No particular depictions of violence or harm to animals.
Reform School Girls. Tom DeSimone, 1986.
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Edition screened: Included on Image DVD Fraternity Vacation/Reform School Girls, released 2011. English language. Runtime approximately 94 minutes.
Summary: Implication of a murdered kitten.
Details: Pat Ast chases a kitten across the dormitory, attempting to stomp on it. We see only floor’s-eye-view shots of her gigantic shoes descending, but she apparently is successful in smashing the kitten at 1:07:55 based on reaction shots from the girls. No blood or dead kitten depicted, but the worst kind of cheap laughs for the cheaply enlaughed.
Wild Things. John McNaughton, 1998.
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Edition screened: Arrow UHD, released 2022. English language. Runtime approximately 108 minutes.
Summary: No particular depictions of violence or harm to animals, despite scenes filmed at an alligator farm.
A 1975 Chicago Coin Olympics can be identified in the closing credits.
Witchfinder General. Michael Reeves, 1968.
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Edition screened: Tigon Blu-ray, released 2003. English language. Runtime approximately 86 minutes.
Summary: Implication of shooting a horse.
Details: At 59:39 we see Vincent Price shoot at a soldier on horseback and hear the horse whinny; cut to the man rising up from the ground uninjured but no sign of the horse.
The Tigon release also includes Reeves’ 1961 film Intrusion (10 minutes, silent, black-and-white, no animals).