The Little Shop of Horrors (1960) [Jack Nicholson]
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I love this film.
When I was a little kid the idea of being eaten was one of the worst things I could imagine until I watched this film and saw the blooming scene at the end.
I love the 1986 version, but never knew this version existed :O
Thanks for this š
This movie always has me crying from laughing so hard, now I gotta find it to watch againā¦thanks!
Iāve only ever watched the movie version of the musical (which I love). Maybe Iāll throw this on today while I work lol
Amazing how little screentime Jack Nicholson has and still his image is so often used in this movie’s “promotion”
If you have the option, I highly suggest watching this on Shudder, the horror streaming service. Joe Bob has this movie on his show and during breaks talks to Roger Corman about his movie making process. It’s a decent enough silly little movie, but the interview really goes to show what it was like trying to be a filmmaker back in the day. Makes you appreciate just how hard it was to put anything together without major studio funding.