The Little Shop of Horrors

Hot on the heels of A Bucket of Blood, and utilising the standing sets from that film, this was a pet project of Corman and writer Charles B. Griffith (who also appears in the film) that emerged after the two kicked around a variety of different scenarios. Ignored at the time, it has since become a cult classic. Once again, it features Dick Miller and also showcases an early cameo appearance by Jack Nicholson. Screen: NFT2.