"The Monkey," the new Osgood Perkins film based on a Stephen King short story, ends with the main character encountering a ghostly horseman.

The monkey comes back to haunt them 25 years later, which leads to the horrible and chaotic events that follow. Still, the movie ends in a somewhat hopeful note—which is not what you'd expect in ...

The monkey comes back to haunt them 25 years later, which leads to the horrible and chaotic events that follow. Still, the movie ends in a somewhat hopeful note — which is not what you'd expect ...

Like a curse, its playing metes out random, gore-happy violence to the hapless citizens ... Judging by The Monkey not only lacking that growth, but exhibiting a pointed disregard for ...

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But it's not just that aspect that meant Perkins didn't feel as much pressure as he would have on The Monkey to follow up Longlegs. "The best news for me is that it's a totally different kind of movie ...

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