The original version of "Horror Shop" in 1960 was directed by Roger Coman and only 70 minutes long. The story tells that Seymour won the favor of customers and the hearts of beauties at the expense of his own cost after obtaining a strange flower produced by absorbing human blood. However, when fame and fortune were harvested, Moses discovered that while this strange flower was growing, he could no longer control its growth. The cost of
"Horror Shop" is controlled at 30,000 US dollars, and the set used is left over from another movie. The film was highly acclaimed after it was released. It was remade by Frank Oz in 1986 into a piece of "Mr. Green Devil" and won two Oscar nominations. "The Little Shop of Horror" and "Mr. Green Devil" are both song and dance films, mixing elements of horror and comedy. At present, it is not yet known what type of new version of "Horror Shop" will appear.
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