Little Shop of Horrors, the iconic B-movie classic originally released in 1960, is set to receive a second movie reboot. This time around, the reboot is titled Little Shop of Halloween Horrors and will be directed by Joe Dante, known for his work on the popular film Gremlins. The original producer of the film, Roger Corman, is also on board as a co-producer for this new project.
The upcoming film is being described as a re-imagining of the original story, with a script penned by Charles S. Haas, who previously worked on Gremlins 2. The collaboration between Dante, Corman, and Haas has generated significant excitement among fans of the horror genre.
Little Shop of Horrors has long been celebrated for its unique blend of horror and comedy, making it a cult favorite among moviegoers. The decision to revisit this classic film with a fresh perspective is sure to captivate both longtime fans and new audiences alike.
The announcement of the reboot comes as part of a trend in Hollywood to revisit beloved classics and give them a modern twist. With Dante's proven track record in the horror genre and Corman's expertise as an original producer, Little Shop of Halloween Horrors is poised to be a thrilling and entertaining cinematic experience.
Fans can expect more updates and details about the film as production progresses. The combination of talent behind the scenes and the nostalgic appeal of the original film sets the stage for a successful reboot that will likely leave a lasting impression on audiences.
