Little Shop of Horrors

Little Shop of Horrors (1986), directed by Frank Oz, is a musical horror comedy that has earned its place as a beloved cult classic. Based on the hit Broadway musical, the film blends satire, camp and catchy tunes into a highly entertaining experience.

The story follows Seymour, a shy flower shop assistant who discovers a strange plant with a rapidly growing appetite. As the plant brings success and attention, moral compromises begin to surface, and the cost of fame becomes increasingly disturbing.

Renowned for its vibrant style, memorable performances and iconic creature design, the film remains a standout example of genre-blending cinema. As The Washington Post described it:
“The Little Shop of Horrors is a thoroughly original adaptation with its toe-tapping cadences, its great cast and its king-sized cabbage. Destined to become a classic of camp comedy.”