As the Stephen King adaptation brings another classic creepy toy to the big screen ... With the release of Blumhouse’s and Atomic Monster’s The Monkey, we’ve thinking about what other ...

Before you watch up a wind-up monkey toy terrorize a bunch of adults, refresh yourself with other childhood toy agents of chaos ...

A toy monkey heralds a series of over-the-top deaths in Osgood Perkins' trivially snarky, ham-handed adaptation of a Stephen ...

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 two after their theatrical release. Then, thanks to a deal between Neon and ...

You may think to turn to “The Monkey,” Perkins’s newest film released less than a year after the former. But the minute the film begins, you will realize it is, in fact, not the movie you’re looking ...

Specifically, a cymbal-playing monkey, a critter that even made it onto the cover of various versions of the Skeleton Crew book. This toy was clearly viewed as creepy by more than just King and ...

Creepy Monkey’s not unlike Chucky or M3GAN or Talky Tina from “The Twilight Zone,” except he doesn’t talky. He’s only killy. What’s supposed to generate suspense in the film ...

Osgood Perkins thrives in the unexpected. After delivering a nerve-shredding horror film in Longlegs, he’s back less than a year later with something stranger in The Monkey, an adaptation of Stephen ...

Osgood Perkins has proven himself a modern horror pioneer. He’s best known for writing and directing “Longlegs,” which received acclaim on social media and quickly became the horror film of the summer ...

Despite being an enjoyable watch with an impressive cast and good creative direction, the movie’s horror elements never ...

Tatiana Maslany (Orphan Black), Elijah Wood (Lord of The Rings, Yellowjackets), and Adam Scott (Severance) also get roped into the creepy monkey mess. In his review for IGN, critic Tom Jorgenson ...