Where Are They Now?

'Little Shop of Horrors' was a 1986 music comedy about a blood-thirsty, foul-mouthed flesh-eating plant and the meek florist who raised it. With a new Blu-ray edition out that features the original, darker ending, we were wondering what the cast is up to today.

'The Princess Bride' wasn't a big hit when it came out in 1987. But the fairy tale comedy became a cult classic once it hit video and it now holds a special place in the hearts of most children of the '80s and well beyond.

Since it was published in 1782, the French novel 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses' has been retold time and time again in various artistic mediums. Among one of the more unique adaptations of Choderlos de Laclos' notorious book is the 1999 film 'Cruel Intentions,' which sets the tale of sex, gamesmanship and betrayal in present day New York City and makes the characters wealthy prep-school students. Read

First 'The Princess Bride,' and now the cast of 'Clueless' are getting back together. It's been a good week for reunions.

It's hard to believe that 'The Princess Bride' was released 25 years ago, but here the cast is, 25 years older to prove it's really happened. They reunited for the New York Film Festival to celebrate the anniversary, and new Blu-Ray release. PLUS, in an interview with 'The Today Show,' Robin Wright admitted that she was totally in love with Cary Elwes, as any sane woman would have been.

'Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead' made it pretty clear from the title what the movie was going to be about. In the 1991 comedy, the five Crandell kids are left in the care of a strict elderly babysitter when their mom leaves for a two-month Australian vacation. When the mean old bat up and dies, they decide to not to relay the news to mom and instead live out their summer free from rules and

The cast of 'Malcolm in the Middle' recently had their first reunion in six years, according to Frankie Muniz's Twitter. He also was gracious enough to upload a picture of the whole family to his Instagram so we can all revel in the glory. Sadly, Dewey (Erik Per Sullivan) couldn't be there, but they had a picture in the picture. Let's do a comparison, then and now, shall we?

In 1995, Disney released 'Tom And Huck,' their take on the Mark Twain classic 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.' Jonathan Taylor Thomas and Brad Renfro played the title roles. Fans of '90s tween stars still remember it fondly today.

In '3 Ninjas,' a trio of brothers who have been trained in ninjutsu by their Japanese grandfather find themselves involved in a game of nuclear espionage. It's a ridiculous plot, and the critics hated the martial arts comedy when it came out in 1992. Nevertheless, '3 Ninjas' ended up being both a box office hit and something of a cult classic -- it even spawned three completely forgettable sequels

In the '80s classic 'Adventures in Babysitting,' Elisabeth Shue's 17-year-old character agrees to watch her neighbors' kids after her date stands her up. What seems like a simple enough gig quickly descends into a madcap journey into downtown Chicago for the sitter and her suburban charges. The action-adventure-comedy was a hit when it came out in 1987, and there have long been rumors of a remake,

'Dazed and Confused' was an edgy coming-of-age movie that made everyone who watched it want to throw caution to the wind, crank up some Aerosmith and party the night away. Directed by Richard Linklater, whose career runs a wide gamut from cult hits like 'Waking Life' and 'Slacker' to mainstream comedies like 'School of Rock,' 'Dazed and Confused' introduced us to a group of kids that lived on the

For many of these young actresses and actors, 'The Baby-Sitters Club' was the first step in what has become a consistent film and television career. Others were barely ever heard from again. See what all your favorites from the movie are up to these days below.

All the orphans from the movie 'Annie' lived a hard knock life -- considering audience members really only gave their two-cents to the title character -- and were always looking forward to tomorrow. By the end of the flick, it looked like they had a brighter future, but what really happened to those orphans from the 1982 movie ‘Annie’?

When you think of the 1989 movie 'Parenthood,' you probably immediately think of its star-studded cast made up of Steve Martin, Dianne Wiest, Mary Steenburgen and Rick Moranis, to name a few. But what about all their kids? They're the ones that pretty much made the film great -- for starters, just think of that infamous vomit scene. Well, those kids aren't children anymore.

There are some album covers that are just iconic (Nirvana's 'Nevermind' and U2's 'Boy' are two that come to mind). Because the album art is the first part of the album to reach consumers, and is the visual representation of the band, artists are usually picky about what graces the cover of their album. Many times it's a picture of the musicians themselves that is featured on the cover, or a piece