'The Monkey' Still Trails Osgood Perkins' 'Longlegs' by $50 Million At Domestic Box Office
Directed by Osgood Perkins, The Monkey is set to conclude its theatrical run with a respectable haul, but it's falling vastly ...
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‘Odd premise’—Fans laugh as ‘THE MONKEY’ opens with $14.2M, NEON’s second-biggest debut after ‘LONGLEGS’
Whether The Monkey has long legs (pun intended) at the box office remains to be seen, but its strong debut proves that horror fans are willing to embrace the strange. The buzz is there ...
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‘The Monkey’ review: Stephen King’s killer toy becomes ‘Longlegs’ creator Osgood Perkins’ plaything
Their vagabond wastrel of a father (Adam Scott, in a prologue cameo), long out of the picture, has left behind some trinkets and mementos, including one bad-intentioned toy monkey, not a cymbal ...
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"The Monkey" is brutally fun horror
Horror films can come in many varieties from supernatural ghost stories to homicidal maniacs, but rarely does a horror film ...
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The Monkey, Osgood Perkins’s bloody follow-up to Longlegs, is bananas for all the wrong reasons
Especially jaded coroners and seen-it-all morticians might get a sick kick out of The Monkey, a new splatter comedy that reveals new and semi-inventive ways of destroying the human body.
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‘The Monkey’ Review: Osgood Perkins’ Energetic but Aggravating Mess of a ‘Longlegs’ Follow-Up
Loosely (and I mean loosely) adapted from the 1980 Stephen King short story, The Monkey proves a major stylistic U-turn that will either strike horror fans as the coolest thing ever or just ...