'The Monkey' spoilers! Osgood Perkins discusses Death and Stephen King
"The Monkey" movie director Osgood Perkins spills on his cartoonish kills, nods to Stephen King and why Death himself makes ...
Osgood Perkins’ Career Box Office Passes a Terrifying Total Thanks to ‘The Monkey’
Thanks to The Monkey, director Osgood Perkins’ career box office has passed a massive number this week. Find out what it is ...
Osgood Perkins Explains 'The Monkey's Brutal Dipiction of Death
The Monkey director Osgood Perkins has commented on the film's singular views about death. Perkins' latest opened on Friday, ...
The biggest pop culture references in Osgood Perkins' 'The Monkey'
The Monkey' and 'Longlegs' filmmaker Osgood Perkins reveals his major pop culture inspirations for his latest film. Spoiler, ...
With 'The Monkey,’ Osgood Perkins Makes a Sharp Turn That's Been a Long Time Coming
This is how you rot.” It comes as a whisper from a ghost in the second film by director Osgood Perkins, the 2016 haunted ...
This Osgood Perkins-Penned Horror Movie Dove Into the Dark Depths of Show Biz Long Before Ti West's X Trilogy
This is followed by an opening kill scene — a definite staple of horror — but with a few twists. A young woman named Janet (played by the genre veteran Katharine Isabelle) comes home from a movie ...
'The Monkey' ending is a blood-soaked spectacle — and completely different from the short story it's based on
"The Monkey," the new Osgood Perkins film based on a Stephen King short story, ends with the main character encountering a ...
The Monkey Ending Explained
We break down the ending of the kooky new horror film The Monkey, with plenty of input from Osgood Perkins, James Wan, and ...
The Monkey ending explained: What's up with that weird horseman?
Hal soon discovers that it's his estranged twin Bill who now has the monkey and is responsible for the deaths. Bill has been ...
The Monkey Has A Deleted Scene With A Real Scorpion, And The Director Explains How It Originally Fit Into The Movie
As a means of spoiler-avoidance, I do my best to avoid watching trailers before seeing a new movie – but conversely, I like ...