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Film Details
Year
1986
Duration
90 minutes
Genres
Comedy, Family, Musicals, Romance, Science Fiction and Fantasy
Language
English
Certificate
Synopsis
In this 1980s comedy-horror musical, Seymour is a young florist who is in love with shop assistant Audrey. But she already has a boyfriend, who isn’t at all nice to her. With the business about to go bust and hoping to impress Audrey, Seymour decides to put on display a very strange and interesting plant in the shop window – a plant that it turns out is from outer space, can sing, and eats humans! The fast-growing plant brings Seymour success, but hungry as it is for blood, it also brings chaos. With amazing puppetry, dark humour and catchy songs, this B-movie remake parodies 1950s science fiction and remains a musical theatre favourite.
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Classification
Contains mild language, violence and fantasy horror
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