The Monkey manages to lean full-force into sight gags and dry one-liners while still making plenty of room for beheadings, electrocutions, and a death-by-beehive sequence that has to be seen to be ...

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Watch this cute monkey in the most adorable and funny moments! From playful antics to heartwarming expressions, this little monkey is full of charm. Whether it's eating, playing, or showing love, this ...

The film begins with a cute prologue involving a manic-seeming Adam Scott, in an airline-pilot outfit, attempting to offload the cursed monkey toy ... In the face of that chilling, prosaic ...

The supernatural villain of “The Monkey,” writer-director Osgood Perkins ... a woman falls into a bucket of fish hooks, and her torn-up face catches on fire before she runs outside and ...

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Following up Longlegs, Perkins shows he’s just as adept at excessive gore with his adaptation of Stephen King’s short story, The Monkey ... to come down on the side of the cheerful nihilist.

For one, he clearly has a thing for creepy dolls. (And after this film, you may never find a monkey’s face cute again.) More deeply, he likes to explore family dynamics. If “Longlegs ...

The tone Perkins adopts this time isn’t creepy-subtle; it’s bluntly snarky and misanthropic and in-your-face. Yet there isn’t enough going on in the film to sustain that. “The Monkey” is ...

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