The revival of this 25-year-old horror franchise might actually beat Osgood Perkins' latest hit with scarier deaths and an ...

Osgood or Oz Perkins returns with another film where blood and splatter are the entire story — the sentence, comma, full stop ...

The Monkey, Osgood Perkins’ follow-up to Longlegs, is bonkers, but it never commits to any tone, and because of that, it feels like it resides in a sort of tonal limbo from which it cannot escape.

While the premise—a toy monkey that triggers violent deaths—could be pure nightmare fuel, Perkins leans into its absurdity, allowing for moments of bleak humour amidst the tension. The film ...

The greatest sin of “The Monkey” is that it has everything it needs to be entertaining, yet it still fails to meet its potential.

The film is a bold departure from the original source material, changing numerous aspects in the name of entertainment.

After recently completing its fifth full weekend in theaters, The Monkey has still yet to reach half the collective gross of ...

The Monkey, the latest film directed by Osgood Perkins, is a horror comedy movie in which two brothers attempt to stop a supernatural toy monkey from wreaking havoc on the world around them. Despite ...

In the nightmarish The Monkey, shocked chuckles accompany gross-out chills. The only concession made for the faint-hearted is ...

The film flirts with the potential of being something fresh: a stylish, mean-spirited, and absurdist take on childhood trauma. But, like so many horror-comedies before it, The Monkey is yet ...

The film led by Theo James follows the story of twins, who didn't get much from their father, but a haunted Monkey toy. But its not a toy, its like an 'Evil thing'. Everyone is the safest when the ...