Rick Moranis's florist Seymour and his bloodthirsty plant Audrey II belt out the Alan Menken and Howard Ashman songs in Frank Oz's cult musical. Nitehawk runs it on a 35mm print as a late-morning brunch show, with food and drinks brought to your seat. If you want a campy, sing-along-worthy start to the weekend, this is it.
What to expect
A noon screening in Nitehawk's dine-in theater a block from Prospect Park, with a brunch menu and cocktails ordered and served at your seat during the 94-minute film. The same show repeats the next day, and the crowd tends to mouth along to every song.
Good to know
- Nitehawk Prospect Park is at 188 Prospect Park West; the F or G to 15 St–Prospect Park is close.
- Food and drinks are ordered and served at your seat.
- The same screening runs both weekend days, so pick whichever fits.
- Rated PG-13; check Nitehawk's age policy for young kids.
- Arrive a little early to order before the film starts.
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Common questions
Is Little Shop of Horrors shown on film?
Yes, Nitehawk lists a 35mm print.
Can I eat during the movie?
Yes. Nitehawk is a dine-in cinema, and brunch movies include a menu served at your seat.
