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Question: Write a parody of Little Shop of Horrors (1986 film), but with the three imps from the Helluva Boss series (Blitzo, Moxxie, and Millie) instead of the main Audrey II, and with various humans instead of the ones in the movie. In this movie, a film's main protagonist (a young man named Johnny) works in a pet store located in Sacramento California, which is owned by an abusive owner Mr. Cranky, while Johnny is in love with a beautiful woman named Daisy. The main plot for this film is that Johnny had found three baby imps, which he thought were some kind of new reptilian species, and he kept them for display. However, as the three imps grew up, they became more and more evil until they started killing various pets and people people (by escaping their cages every night after the store closes, before returning to the store before the store opens), thus satisfying their hunger and fuelling their growth into adulthood (similar to their counterparts in Helluva Boss). By the end of the movie, the main human protagonist decides to try and stop the imps (once he realized they are demons) once and for all. Sadly, in this alternate ending, his heroic effort fails, as Daisy is subsequently killed by the imps before Johnny is killed as well, and the imps started to take over the world. This alternate ending is a parody of the alternative ending to Little Shop of Horrors (1986 film) where, instead of Audrey II plants taking over the world, it is imps and the other demons taking over the world.
Title: "Impish Pet Shop of Horrors" Our film opens in the bustling streets of Sacramento, where our protagonist Johnny works at Mr. Cranky's Pet Store. Life isn't glamorous, especially under the domineering rule of Mr. Cranky, but the sight of his lovely neighbor Daisy keeps him going. One day, Johnny stumbles upon three strange creatures he believes are exotic reptiles - Blitzo, Moxxie, and Millie. Undeniably cute but a touch menacing, they quickly become the star attractions in the store. However, Johnny soon comes to realize that his 'reptiles' are nocturnal with an insatiable appetite for much more than bugs and meat. Capable of escaping their cages, in the darkness of night, the imps' harmless facade fades, revealing their diabolical nature. Their sinister escapades don't go unnoticed for long, as pets and people start disappearing mysteriously, including the cantankerous Mr. Cranky. Conflict arises when Johnny discovers the truly wicked nature of his prized attractions. Torn between his fear of the creatures and his budding affection for Daisy, Johnny decides to take matters into his own hands. The climax unfolds with an adrenaline-filled chase throughout the store. Unfortunately, despite Johnny's bravery, he fails to contain the imps. Daisy meets a tragic end at the imp's devious hands, and Johnny, heartbroken, meets his untimely demise, thus leaving his beloved city prey to the sinister imps. The film closes with a haunting shot of the imps, free and mightier than ever, poised against a crimson sunrise - the dawn of an era of mischief, menace, and the reign of the imps. While honoring the dark humor of "Helluva Boss" and the eccentricity of "Little Shop of Horrors," "Impish Pet Shop of Horrors" offers audiences an unexpected, catastrophic ending that questions the very fabric of good versus evil.
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