Little Shop Of Horrors 1960 DVD

The most terrifying period in the history of my beat began in a little run-down florist shop called Mushnicks, relates Sgt. Fink in the opening of Roger Cormans 1960 black comedy. Seymour Krelboin works at Mushnicks flower shop on Skid Row. To avoid the unemployment line, Seymour offers his boss a special hybrid plant hes been growing at home. When Seymour pricks his finger and the plant tastes blood, he learns the secret to its growth: human flesh. With each victim Seymour supplies, Audrey Jr. (named after Seymour’s girlfriend) grows, and so does its appetite) begging for Seymour to Feed me! Feeeed me!! The middle feature in Cormans trilogy of black comedies (the others being A Bucket of Blood, 1958 and Creature From The Haunted Sea, 1961), The Little Shop of Horrors has become a cult classic not only for its viciously funny script and improvisational feel, but also for a young Jack Nicholsons small part as a masochistic dental patient. Although, legend has it, The Little Shop of Horrors was filmed in two days on an extremely miniscule budget, the movie’s impact generated a smash Broadway hit as well as a major studio remake in 1986. The prolific and inventive Charles Griffith wrote the screenplay, supplied the voice of Audrey Jr., and played a gun-wielding thug.

Starring: Jonathan Haze & Jack Nicholson
Music by: Fred Katz
Directed by: Roger Corman
Screenplay by: Charles B. Griffith
Little Shop Of Horrors 1960 DVD
DVD Details:
Run Time: 73 minutes
Number of Discs: 1
Originally Released in 1960
Black & White
No region encoding; For global distribution Show More