Also surviving are the four double-sided sound discs recording the soundtrack of The Cat Creeps. Those who have heard the disc note the lack of a musical soundtrack except during the beginning and end credits; the somewhat patchy and stilted dialogue; and scary sound effects such as wind and rain, eerie howls, and creaking doors. By the same token, no less an authority than film historian William Everson, who had a chance to listen to those sound discs, concluded “it seems to be fair to assess The Cat Creeps as a better-paced and less creaky film that we have reason to expect.”