Little Shop of Horrors
Seymour Krelborn is a nerdy orphan working at Mushnik's, a flower shop in urban Skid Row. He harbors a crush on fellow co-worker, Audrey Fulquard, and is berated by Mr. Mushnik daily. One day, Seymour finds a very mysterious unidentified plant which he calls Audrey II. The plant seems to have a craving for blood and soon begins to sing for its supper. From TMDB
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60 of 199 · most liked firstLittle Shop of Horrors (1986) Director's Cut 🎬 This completely charmed me! It's a super silly, feel-good film that is incredibly well-made. High camp at its absolute best! The cast is great, the songs are iconic, and the creature effects for Audrey II are amazing ❤️ #100DaysOfHorror #Horror #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →Rewatching Little Shop of Horrors with a friend who hasn’t seen it before and god this movie is just perfect and I do not think you could ask for a better musical adaptation and I certainly don’t think they could ever get this exact aesthetic and production design again
unlabelledView post →I think Little Shop of Horrors is perfect, but every so often I think about the deleted ending where they turned to the camera and said, "this film is a satire of American consumerism, and you people are all jerks."
unlabelledView post →Now watching: Little Shop of Horrors (1986)
unlabelledView post →39 years ago today, the movie version Little Shop of Horrors opened in theaters and the girls still aren’t doing it like Crystal, Chiffon and Ronnette
unlabelledView post →I'm so entirely here for the Little Shop of Horrors references today, that movie is a goddamn classic and an all-amazing favorite musical. Especially with the original ending, here in all its demented glory
unlabelledView post →Whilst working on "Last Jedi", I (and other crew) spent an evening in Frank Oz's company watching the original cut of "Little Shop of Horrors" while he gave a director's commentary. A highlight of my time on that film. He's a very clever and entertaining man.
unlabelledView post →This AU made me rewatch the Little Shop of Horrors movie and omg that adaptation is great. This musical is fr so crazy and iconic it also made me love this AU even more!! 😍♥️🪴🩸
unlabelledView post →They knew how to do this in the 80s. Little Shop of Horrors, The Fly, and The Thing for example. All remakes that far surpassed the cheesy originals.
unlabelledView post →Little Shop of Horrors (1986) 🎬🪴🖤 Directed by Frank Oz
unlabelledView post →Oh thanks for explaining that’s what I actually miss in Little Shop of Horrors, a movie mainly composed of tight outdoor street shots
unlabelledView post →Roger Corman: The Little Shop of Horrors cult B-movie director dies aged 98. RIP Roger, thanks for Gunslinger, The Undead, Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell and [so many more](https://mst3k.fandom.com/wiki/Roger_Corman#MST3K).
unlabelledView post →It's the spooky season, what are your recommended movies (and other media) for the season that aren't gory horror or kids movies?. My SO and I are always looking for good movies, shows, etc. to fill the month of October. We like things that are atmospheric, cerebral, or just fun. But a lot of the standard recommendations are your typical slasher movies and the like, disgusting body horror, kids movies that we have no interest in, and things that are just plain miserable. --- Here's some…
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s movie selection is “Little Shop of Horrors” (1986). These women! Tichina Arnold, Tisha Campbell, and Michelle Weeks as Crystal, Chiffon, and Ronette
unlabelledView post →15 Movies To Get To Know Me! Evil Dead 2 The Thing Nightmare Before Christmas Little Shop Of Horrors Spider-Man 2 The Lighthouse Muppet Treasure Island Ghostbusters Hundreds Of Beavers SpongeBob Movie Mulholland Drive Back To The Future The Fog Killer Klowns From Outer Space Ernest Scared Stupid
unlabelledView post →Coach Gowron and Nagus at the Movies: Little Shop of Horrors (1986): Human nerd flowerologist Seymour nurtures a plant with a thirst for blood. There's a surprisingly accurate depiction of Klingon dentistry. 4/5 bat'leths, but only because the plant reminds me of Meemaw. @ferengirules.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →Share a COMEDY movie title that begins with the letter “L” 🎥 L is for… ‘Little Shop Of Horrors’ (1986) 🖤
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s family film: 1986’s “Little Shop Of Horrors”. Hurrah!
unlabelledView post →All the films in the following list are PG-13, PG, or older and unrated, and I went light on sexual themes in the PG-13 part (except for Austin Powers, because... it's Austin Powers). This is just me quickly going through my own movie collection. PG-13: - Arachnophobia (1990) - Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997) - Big Trouble in Little China (1986) - Cabin Boy (1994) - Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (2023) - Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) - Gremlins (1984) -…
unlabelledView post →Now playing: Little Shop of Horrors One question I've been asking: with 1986's Aliens as my most rewatched film of 2024, was I wrong to call Little Shop of Horrors my fave film from that year? Then I played the opening of Little Shop, and I smiled a mile wide and got happy tears. Still the tops. 🎥
unlabelledView post →Little Shop of Horrors (1986) Directed by Frank Oz
unlabelledView post →Getting to see Ellen Greene host a screening of Little Shop of Horrors was great, but even better having Michelle Weeks (Ronnette) in the audience for it! The Greek Chorus makes that movie, every outfit perfect, too.
unlabelledView post →On this night (21st November) in 1987, the Scala Cinema was showing Little Shop Of Horrors, The Man With Two Brains, Pennies From Heaven, Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid and The Jerk as a Steve Martin all-nighter.
unlabelledView post →what are the best movie musicals of the 1980s? my list would start with The Blues Brothers, Little Shop of Horrors, and Popeye. yes, really.
unlabelledView post →Little Shop of Horrors (Film: 1986 / DVD: 2000)
unlabelledView post →You're telling me the Helluva Drop where my favorite HB character is reenacting Little Shop of Horrors, my favorite movie, is landing on my birthday. How do I even control myself right now #helluvaboss
unlabelledView post →Sharktopus, released in 2010, is a movie I’ve been wanting to watch for years. I just never found the time to slot it into my viewing schedule—until now. And it delivered.. Sharktopus, released in 2010, is a movie I’ve been wanting to watch for years. I just never found the time to slot it into my viewing schedule—until now. And it delivered. But why was I so excited about this particular B-movie? Because Sharktopus is the last great franchise from legendary producer Roger Corman. Now, I’m…
unlabelledView post →In Little Shop of Horrors, the full-size Audrey II moved so cumbersomely that they had to speed up the film to make it look convincing, so anytime a human actor is on screen with it they were doing everything at half speed, including mouthing their lines (which were fully dubbed in afterward)
unlabelledView post →Wait - I've loved the 1986 film all these years, and there was an ORIGINAL Little Shop of Horrors in 1960 that I haven't seen yet?! Wow!
unlabelledView post →Fans of the ever-popular movie musical Little Shop of Horrors have drummed up support for a LEGO version of a well-known location. www.brickfanatics.com/lego-ideas-l... #LEGO #LEGONews
unlabelledView post →Is it worthwhile to watch bad movies?. Is it worthwhile to watch bad movies? Absolutely. I learned this the day I stumbled across Roger Corman’s catalog. To IMDB reviewers and casual film fans, he’s one of the worst director-producers of all time. But zoom out, and he might be the most important filmmaker who ever lived. His “bad” movies launched Coppola, Scorsese, Cameron, and Demme. He gave us Little Shop of Horrors, Death Race 2000, and Chopping Mall. And he proved something Hollywood…
unlabelledView post →FFC interviews Ellen Greene, star of LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS and the new short film BEATRIX IS INVISIBLE, by Walter Chaw (@mangiotto.bsky.social). filmfreakcentral.net/2025/11/audr...
unlabelledView post →Now playing: my co-champ fave film from 1986, Little Shop of Horrors. (The other co-champ is Aliens.) Felt perfect for Halloween, and I'm over here having legit happy tears over this movie & its soundtrack. My family used to rent it all the time when I was a wee sprout. We shoulda owned that tape.
unlabelledView post →It's hard to overstate how amazing 1986's Little Shop of Horrors was, especially how Rick Moranis moved and sang at half speed for some scenes so that the film could be sped up later to make the puppeteering of Audrey II look smoother on screen. The man performed a musical in slow motion.
unlabelledView post →Roger Corman, a colorful producer and director whose low-budget movies – including the original “Little Shop of Horrors” – helped establish major Hollywood talents like Jack Nicholson and directors James Cameron and Martin Scorsese, has died. He was 98.
unlabelledView post →The Little Shop of Horrors (1960) - Mastodon watch party this Sunday evening!. The Little Shop of Horrors (1960) is the movie for this Sunday's "[monsterdon](https://wiki.neuromatch.social/Monsterdon)" watch party over on Mastodon, our fediverse sibling! - Just start watching that movie this Sunday, August 17, 2025 at 9pm ET / 8pm CT / 6pm PT which is 1am Monday UTC - and follow #monsterdon over on mastodon for live commentary. For example, you can follow that hashtag here:…
unlabelledView post →Pick a movie, keep one actor. The rest are Muppets Little Shop of Horrors Steve Martin
unlabelledView post →Wish me luck, y’all. The high school’s high brass section is coming to our house for movie night: Little Shop of Horrors and black bean tortas.
unlabelledView post →imagining how “we got the guys who wrote Little Shop of Horrors to do the music for our new children’s film” would go over now absolutely wild how that one played out in the late 80s
unlabelledView post →Little Shop of Horrors is an absolute goofball of a movie. BUT: there's actually some really poignant and powerful stuff juxtaposed against the goof.
unlabelledView post →Oh... Little Shop of Horrors is a monster fucker movie, huh
unlabelledView post →tbh I get kind of annoyed that every time I bring up Little Shop of Horrors my replies jump to the alt ending vs anything else in the movie. I love the alt ending I think it's very deserved in the stage production and I'm so glad we have it, but I think the happy ending in the film is deserved.
unlabelledView post →Watching ‘Little Shop of Horrors’. Still think it’s a great film.
unlabelledView post →I now don’t know when I’ll be moving, it may be soon or not til April, but I do know that I’ll have a cool selection of posters to frame once I do Alongside ones already up and what I got last month, secured an original Little Shop of Horrors movie poster for 1500yen (Stored for now but this one)
unlabelledView post →#Howl-A-Ween #MusicChallenge #musicsky Day 1️⃣5️⃣ "tv/movie horror theme" “Little Shop of Horrors” (1986)
unlabelledView post →#Edwards1000SixtiesMovies 20/1000: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS A clumsy skid row florist's assistant cultivates a carnivorous plant that doesn't only speak human, but also craves for human flesh and blood. Seymour doesn't look like a nerd, but still clumsy. And thanks to cable TV, it's a cult film.
unlabelledView post →Like my broken mug, Enclave refuses to leave—and that's why I love it. There's a mug I own, which I use for coffee nearly every day. It's not an exceptional mug—at least it didn't start that way. It was just a cheap mug from IKEA, cream-coloured. Out of habit, I drank from it without giving it much thought. One day, I dropped it—butterfingers. I was in the kitchen and lost focus. It hit the floor. The handle came off, and the rim chipped. I sanded the edges to make it easier to carry. I…
unlabelledView post →#Edwards2026MovieThingChallenge Day 14 - Movie or TV character played by Steve Martin that is NOT Father of the Bride The dentist in Little Shop of Horrors...perfect cameo!!
unlabelledView post →Tonight's film that I haven't seen for ages is Little Shop of Horrors. Feed me Seymour!
unlabelledView post →I had NO IDEA there was a alternate, WAY BETTER and also much more expensive to Little Shop Of Horrors (1986). It's just astonishing! If this had been the original ending that movie would have been a SMASH. It's perfect! It makes the whole movie better! youtu.be/7RjFvcw6ToQ?...
unlabelledView post →Little Shop of Horrors (1986) aka "the 2nd greatest movie ever made." It's such a good movie! I LOVE IT!
unlabelledView post →RW: Little Shop of Horrors (1986, dir. Frank Oz) #Filmsky 📽️ Can't go wrong with a kebab and the greatest musical of all time.
unlabelledView post →Fancast for a modern film adaptation of Little Shop of Horrors Seymour - Tom Holland Audrey - Dove Cameron Orin The Dentist - Austin Buttler Audrey II - Kenan Thompson
unlabelledView post →Watched Little Shop of Horrors the other night. I knew the Howard Ashman songs would rock, but I was not expecting Audrey II to be one of the most impressive practical creatures I'd ever seen in a film.
unlabelledView post →🌹one of the weird secret queered origins for the Disney renaissance canon is that the 1st 90s Disney movie is actually Little Shop of Horrors (1986) (like ALL of their songs are just spins on Little Shop songs) and Little Shop of Horrors SUPER T4T coded & queer
unlabelledView post →"Hey, I'm your genie I'm your friend, I'm your willing slave..." I swear, Ashman and Menkin were geniuses together. Aladdin's by far my favorite Disney film, and Little Shop of Horrors is my favorite musical, and those two guys made pure magic. This homage is perfect.
unlabelledView post →Here's a question: What are your movie GREEN flags OR movies that make you say "Ooo... they like that, too? I want to get to know this person"? For me: * Attack the Block * Casablanca * Little Shop of Horrors * The Muppet Movie * UHF I have way more of these, than Red Flags. 😊
unlabelledView post →Spell your name with movie titles 📽️ (Horror Movie Edition) Razorback Insect Little Shop of Horrors Evil Dead 2 Your Monster
unlabelledView post →Aaaaaaaaaaaaaand now I'm mad at Alien 3 all over again. Spectacular film. That or Blue Velvet or Big Trouble in Little China would be my favorite film from 1986 if not for Little Shop of Horrors.
unlabelledView post →Day 2: A flower shop, an alien looking plant, and a nosey detective, a flashback to a favorite 80s film of mine: Little Shop of Horrors. That iconic "Feed me Seymour" makes me chuckle every time I see a Morbol. It seems the lovely owner doesn't like being questioned.. (1/3)
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