Back in the early ’90s, a New Jersey-based company called GoodTimes Entertainment carved out a place for itself in the home-video space churning out straight-to-video knockoffs of Disney animated ...

The post The Monkey Review: Stephen King-Inspired Horror Comedy Hits Looney Tunes Levels of Mayhem appeared first on Consequence. Oh, it’s definitely scary at points, Perkins proving quite masterful ...

While rummaging through the possessions of their recently exited father, twins Hal and Bill (both played by Christian Convery) discover a creepy, wind-up monkey. The only problem is that, whenever the ...

“Everybody dies. Some of us peacefully and in our sleep, and some of us… horribly,” Lois tells her young boys, the three of them wearing their best formalwear, huddled together under an old Oak tree ...

Filmmakers tinker with the question of tone from project to project, many not as much as they should. But writer-director Osgood Perkins has no problem with tonal adjustment. His recent and most ...

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Gore, death, and revenge are three qualities typically found in the horror genre, and the 2025 adaptation of Stephen King’s “The Monkey” does not shy away from them. Many of King’s novels and short ...

Movies adapted from Stephen King works have been either cursed or blessed. For every unforgettable one — Stanley Kubrick’s“ The Shining” (King despised it), Rob Reiner’s “Misery,” Brian DePalma’s ...

The sound of Stephen King’s name should always be alluring to horror fans, and Osgood Perkins’ latest film “The Monkey” doesn’t disappoint in its adaptation of The King of Horror’s 1980 short story.