Review: 'The Monkey' is a family drama with guts — the kind that spill all over the place
Thus begins “The Monkey,” Osgood Perkins’ latest horror film, an absorbing and stylish if not quite smoothly blended mix of family drama, humor, and blood-and-guts mayhem. Not all of it works, but it’s never uninteresting or uncreative — especially when it comes to finding inventively horrible (or horribly inventive) ways for people to die.
The Monkey, Post-Credits Scene and Horror film
Neon’s The Monkey is headed to the Oscar winning indie distributor’s second highest opening of all-time between $12M-$14M ...
Hal and Petey take the monkey and drive out of town, resolving to keep the monkey in order to stop anybody else from turning ...
What's better than one Theo James? Theo James playing twins.
The actor pulls double duty as twins facing a deadly toy monkey in the Stephen King adaptation, which had a script that he loved but left him "slightly confused" because of its comedic tone.
There are almost too many kills in Osgood Perkins’ The Monkey to count, but we’ve ranked every death in this Stephen King ...
15hon MSN
The Monkey is distributed by Neon. Looking at some of the company's recent films, they tend to land on VOD about a month or ...
The actor discusses playing twins in Osgood Perkins’s horror film, finding humor in dark situations and why that monkey is so ...
10hon MSN
Osgood Perkins' follow-up to "Longlegs" pivots toward comedy, but there's no fun to be had with this toy monkey ...
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