Previews for Absolute Flash show a strange green monkey, and this could be based on different heroes and villains from the ...

With its gory gags and splatstick humor, The Monkey brings back a classic horror subgenre that was originally pioneered by ...

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 ...

As he’s confronted with this old evil ... emitted by a cartoon sun laughing hysterically as it chars sunbathers to a crisp. As Katie Rife writes in her review, “The Monkey makes its farcical ...

But unlike the invisible strings of fate acting as the puppet master, it's an evil monkey — one that's been plaguing the Shelburn men for generations. Much has been made of the monkey's ...

“Everybody dies, and that’s life.” This repeated line in Oz Perkins’ twisted “The Monkey” sums up its main theme of the inevitable brutality of life, something the filmmaker knows all too well. The ...

Osgood Perkins has become one of the leading lights of the Gen Z horror renaissance, and I guess he comes by it honestly: He did play an adolescent version of Norman Bates, the character his ...

Perkins makes a hard left into merrily grotesque slapstick with his new film, his fifth, “The Monkey.” The knob has been turned to a distinctly different tonal setting: Merry death ...

However, when it came to adapting The Monkey, one critical element of the titular simian had to be changed for the big screen. Believe it or not, that change came about because of a family ...