The Little Shop Of Horrors DVD

It is important not to confuse this with the later Rick Moranis version, this is the 1960s playful B&W version, with Jack Nicholson. It is deffinate viewing if you are interested in any B movies, or the work of the great Roger Corman

Advantages: you can sing alone with it
Disadvantages: bit silly

...watch it . Well the kids there loved it as i do have trouble finding a movie that there like . I would say it is great if you like this kind of thing . I do the kids was going a round the house singing, for a week and still do now and again . One of the songs with was catchy . It went like this feed me , feed me, Simore feed me now. There is many more songs in it to that i enjoyed. I would say this is a family film. I do like one song the plant is ...
...named Audrey II . and the shop worker who tries to curb its appetite. simore (whom is play by the man who start in hunny i blew the kids up witch is a good movie to) is the one who feeds him he starts off feeding him by is blood when he cuts his finger . then yes that is right with humans he don't mean to do this but what would you did if a talking sing plant was begging you to feed them. it as many stats in it witch you will remember it is starting ... Read review

Advantages: good film once you get into it
Disadvantages: takes a bit to get into the film

...surrounding them somehow know all the words. But even I am completely captivated by "Little Shop of Horrors", with its Motown-esque numbers, stellar cast, and dark yet hilarious brand of humour. Rick Moranis - showing off a surprisingly competent singing voice - takes the lead as down-on-his-luck uber-nerd Seymour Krelborn, the plant store assistant whose life is turned upside down by the arrival of a "mean green mother from outer-space". The newcomer ...
...sudden barrage of customers to the shop, but there's a catch. Audrey II has developed a taste for blood, and before too long Seymour's gonna have to feed him. On top form is Steve Martin as the floppy-fringed dentist who, when not exercising his particularly painful line in tooth-extraction, is squeaky-voiced Audrey's less-than-doting boyfriend. Also popping up along the way are the late great John Candy as a wacko radio DJ, James Belushi as an ... Read review