Little Shop of Horrors is a 1960 American comedy-horror film directed by Roger Corman.

The film, written by Charles B.

Griffith, is a farce about an incompetent florist's assistant who grows a plant that feeds on human blood and flesh.

The film's concept is believed to be based on a story written by John Collier in 1932 called "Green Thoughts" about a plant that eats people.

Synopsis:
When a clumsy young man grows a plant, he discovers that the plant is carnivorous and is forced to kill it to feed it.