If you loved
Little Shop of Horrors
Frank Oz · Film · 1986
You loved Little Shop of Horrors because of the way it blends dark, Faustian consequences with a wickedly comedic musical sensibility.
Books on the same thread
Needful Things
Stephen King · Book · 1991
Shares a thread with Little Shop of Horrors: Greed.
Much like the tragic deal Seymour makes in Little Shop of Horrors, this book explores the devastating price of human greed when an ordinary person enters a dark bargain.
Misery
Stephen King · Book · 1987
Explores: Obsession, Captivity, Isolation.
If the unsettling power dynamics of Little Shop of Horrors kept you on edge, this story of obsessive captivity offers a similarly intense look at a trapped protagonist.
The Big Book of Horror
Alissa Heyman · Book · 2006
Explores: Fear, Supernatural, Suspense.
This anthology captures the same classic horror atmosphere that informs the campy roots of Little Shop of Horrors, providing a broader look at the suspenseful themes you enjoy.
Stephen King's Danse Macabre
Stephen King · Book · 1983
Explores: Horror Tropes, Evolution of Horror, Cultural Impact of Horror.
Deepen your appreciation for the genre mechanics behind Little Shop of Horrors by exploring this comprehensive analysis of the tropes and history that define iconic horror cinema.
Series on the same thread
Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog
Joss Whedon · Series · 2008
Shares a thread with Little Shop of Horrors: Musical Comedy.
This musical comedy mirrors the quirky, villain-centric charm of Little Shop of Horrors, perfectly capturing the struggle of an underdog seeking success through dubious and supernatural means.
Tales from the Crypt
William M. Gaines · Series · 1989
Shares 3 threads with Little Shop of Horrors: Greed, Black Comedy, Horror Comedy.
These tales share the signature dark humor and ironic twists found in Little Shop of Horrors, where moral failings lead to immediate and often gruesome supernatural consequences.
Scrubs
Bill Lawrence · Series · 2001
Explores: Friendship, Coming-of-age, Self-discovery.
While lacking the plant-based horror, the workplace camaraderie and coming-of-age growth in this series echo the humble, character-driven environment Seymour navigates at the start of Little Shop of Horrors.
What We Do in the Shadows
Jemaine Clement · Series · 2019
Shares a thread with Little Shop of Horrors: Horror Comedy.
The supernatural roommates in this mockumentary provide a comedic look at monstrous life that aligns with the witty, character-focused humor you enjoyed in Little Shop of Horrors.
Podcasts on the same thread
Small Town Murder
James Pietragallo, Jimmie Whisman · Podcast · 2026
Explores: provincial life, tragic irony, forensic breakdown.
This podcast blends investigative crime analysis with a comedic spin, reflecting the same dark irony and focus on small-town tragedy that anchors the narrative of Little Shop of Horrors.
Morbid
Ash Kelley & Alaina Urquhart · Podcast · 2026
Explores: macabre humor, skepticism, human mortality.
By balancing heavy research with macabre humor, this show captures the exact tonal blend of horror and comedy that made the blood-thirsty antics of Little Shop of Horrors unforgettable.
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Common questions
Is Little Shop of Horrors a movie about a plant that eats people?
Yes, the 1986 Little Shop of Horrors features a mysterious plant named Audrey II. The plant has a craving for blood and sings for its supper while Seymour Krelborn works at a flower shop in Skid Row.
What is the setting of the movie Little Shop of Horrors?
The 1986 film Little Shop of Horrors is set in an urban area known as Skid Row. The plot revolves around a flower shop called Mushnik's where the character Seymour Krelborn works and discovers the mysterious Audrey II plant.
Who is the main character in Little Shop of Horrors?
The protagonist of Little Shop of Horrors is Seymour Krelborn, an orphan who works at Mushnik's flower shop. He harbors a crush on his co-worker Audrey Fulquard and discovers the strange plant that eventually demands blood to survive.
Does the plant in Little Shop of Horrors have a name?
Yes, the mysterious plant in Little Shop of Horrors is named Audrey II by the character Seymour Krelborn. He names the plant after his co-worker, Audrey Fulquard, for whom he harbors a secret crush while working at the flower shop.