[The Monkey] is a bloody blast. A big shift away from the feel of Longlegs, the movie is a full on horror-comedy with Osgood Perkins having a ton of fun going into Final Destination territory with one crazy-gory-twisted death after another.

A s far as genre traditions go, gore has never been a focal point in the works of Stephen King. The terror he conjures in his stories tend to have empathetic origins. Instead of o

Perkins had audiences in a chokehold last year with Longlegs, his creepy tale of an FBI agent on a mission to solve the mystery behind the horrific killing spree terrorizing her neighborhood. Now he returns with another feast for horror fans,

Theo James has to face a cursed and murderous toy from his childhood in the recent trailer for Osgood Perkins' horror film The Monkey.

Horror enthusiasts have been left stunned by the trailer for The Monkey. Adapted from one of the legendary Stephen King's short stories, the freshly released trailer has stirred both excitement and terror among cinephiles due to the "insane" gory content and eerie plot.