LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (1986) Movie Reaction! | First Time Watch! | Rick Moranis | Ellen Greene
Analyzing the Dark Comedy and Musical Magic of Little Shop of Horrors
Dive deep into the cult classic Little Shop of Horrors as Achara and Ashleigh dissect the dark comedy, catchy musical numbers, and surprising character depth. Learn why this film successfully blends horror with heartfelt romance.
Short Summary
- Identify the central themes of low self-esteem and escaping poverty embedded within the horror plot.
- Highlight the technical skill of the puppetry and cinematography, which still impress today.
- Note the brilliance of Ellen Greene’s vocal performance, showcasing emotional range in her singing.
- Recognize the effective blending of musical narrative progression and dark humor.
This review covers the introduction of Seymour's dilemma, the escalating demands of Audrey Two, and the relationship struggles between Seymour and Audrey. It provides structural analysis on how the film adapted stage elements for cinema, emphasizing visual storytelling and character motivation.
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Top Comments (10)
Ellen Green, the actress who plays Audrey is the only member of the original Broadway cast to transition he character from the play to the film.
Ashley's reaction to Steve Martin being a dentist was great. 😂
For scenes involving the giant plant puppet Audrey II, director Frank Oz filmed at a lower frame rate (either 12 or 16 frames per second) to make the puppetry smoother. This meant the actors, including Rick Moranis, had to act and lip-sync in slow motion, and their performances were then sped up to match the normal 24 FPS in post-production. This technique was used to create the illusion of fluid, lifelike movement for the plant.
I remember watching this with my daddy back in the day. He kept saying, “I know that voice.”, talking about the plant. Audrey II is voiced by the one and only Levi Stubbs of The Four Tops! 😃
3:09 A lot of people don't even realize that *Tisha Campbell* and *Tichina Arnold* can actually sing, really well! Several records and even a few music videos such as: _Don't Ask My Neighbor (1997)_ 👏👏
Achara was right. The Little Shop of Horrors was a movie first, a 1960 horror film directed by Roger Corman. It was later adapted into a musical in 1982, which then became this 1986 musical film adaptation of the stage production.
One of my favorite films! Classic and the music is 🔥🔥🔥. This film is literally my childhood and those girls can SANG! Fun fact, 2 of the 3 girls who were narrating singers are Pam & Gina from the tv show Martin and have been besties since they were kids. Love the reaction.
You gotta see the directors cut. The original ending is wild
YALL I'm SUPOOSE TO BE WORKING !!! AND YOU DROP THIS ONE!! aaaaah lets go
When Rick Moranis was singing and on screen with the plant , they filmed at 12 frames per second so that when they sped up the film for normal speed the plants movements were more realistic , that meant that Rick had to act in slow motion, breathing, talking, singing and walking etc all in slowmotion ,,,,,,Rick's performance in this was absolutely INSANE .... ,,,
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Top Comments (10)
Ellen Green, the actress who plays Audrey is the only member of the original Broadway cast to transition he character from the play to the film.
Ashley's reaction to Steve Martin being a dentist was great. 😂
For scenes involving the giant plant puppet Audrey II, director Frank Oz filmed at a lower frame rate (either 12 or 16 frames per second) to make the puppetry smoother. This meant the actors, including Rick Moranis, had to act and lip-sync in slow motion, and their performances were then sped up to match the normal 24 FPS in post-production. This technique was used to create the illusion of fluid, lifelike movement for the plant.
I remember watching this with my daddy back in the day. He kept saying, “I know that voice.”, talking about the plant. Audrey II is voiced by the one and only Levi Stubbs of The Four Tops! 😃
3:09 A lot of people don't even realize that *Tisha Campbell* and *Tichina Arnold* can actually sing, really well! Several records and even a few music videos such as: _Don't Ask My Neighbor (1997)_ 👏👏
Achara was right. The Little Shop of Horrors was a movie first, a 1960 horror film directed by Roger Corman. It was later adapted into a musical in 1982, which then became this 1986 musical film adaptation of the stage production.
One of my favorite films! Classic and the music is 🔥🔥🔥. This film is literally my childhood and those girls can SANG! Fun fact, 2 of the 3 girls who were narrating singers are Pam & Gina from the tv show Martin and have been besties since they were kids. Love the reaction.
You gotta see the directors cut. The original ending is wild
YALL I'm SUPOOSE TO BE WORKING !!! AND YOU DROP THIS ONE!! aaaaah lets go
When Rick Moranis was singing and on screen with the plant , they filmed at 12 frames per second so that when they sped up the film for normal speed the plants movements were more realistic , that meant that Rick had to act in slow motion, breathing, talking, singing and walking etc all in slowmotion ,,,,,,Rick's performance in this was absolutely INSANE .... ,,,