The Movie: Little Shop of Horrors Where You Can Stream It: HBO Max The Pitch: Meek flower shop assistant Seymour (Rick Moranis) has a passion for weird plants and his co-worker Audrey (Ellen Greene), the former of which gets him in trouble when he discovers an unusual plant during a total eclipse. Naming it Audrey II,…
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Chris Evans is in talk to play sadistic dentist Orin Scrivello as part of the Little Shop of Horrors remake cast.
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The developing Little Shop of Horrors remake is eyeing Billy Porter for a pivotal role, and Sony is in the midst of having him join Cindrella.
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You'll be able to see the Little Shop of Horrors original ending that test audiences hated when the film is re-released in theaters next month.
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Greg Berlanti says that they still haven't even finished writing the Little Shop of Horrors remake and haven't thought about casting.
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A comparison between Colossal and Little Shop of Horrors, two movies about irresponsibility and dangerous monsters.
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There's a Little Shop of Horrors remake in the works at WB. It will be directed by Greg Berlanti, the architect of The CW's DC universe.
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Lets take a look at some of the Star Wars: the Force Awakens practical effects that you might have thought were created inside the computer.
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The solo Ken Taylor Mondo show opens May 30 and will feature poster for films Mondo has never done before Children of Men and Little Shop of Horrors.
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The internet just keeps giving with respect to new looks at old films, and this week has seen the arrival of test effects footage for William Friedkin's horror classic The Exorcist, and also some footage from an alternate ending for Frank Oz's 1986 version of Little Shop of Horrors, in which the singing and man-eating plant…
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Typically, it's the French New Wave that gets all the news, but Japan had its own New Wave in the '60s, and one of the key players, whether he would have said as much or not, was Suzuki Seijun. The director worked for Nikkatsu studios, and in the '60s he started to crank out studio…
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There have been two big-screen versions of Little Shop of Horrors, which was originally a farce directed by Roger Corman. The comedy story of geeky floral assistant and a plant that feeds on humans has roots in a story from the '30s, but the Corman film version became surprisingly iconic, spawning a stage musical, a…
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Not familiar with George Hardy's work as an actor? Click here to watch a packed audience reacting to him on screen . It's totally worth it. About a week ago, while drinking slushies on a beach, I attempted to brainstorm a hyperbolic-geek intro for this interview that was impossibly cheesy and awful, yet aptly expressed…
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