Director
Osgood Perkins, known for his work in horror films, directs The Monkey. His past works include Longlegs, The Blackcoat’s Daughter and I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House. Actor Elijah Wood has praised Perkins, calling him an expert in creating eerie atmospheres. Perkins now adapts a Stephen King story for the big screen.
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Plot
The film follows twin brothers, Hal and Bill, played by Theo James. As children, they discover an old toy monkey that once belonged to their father. The toy appears harmless at first, but soon, people around them start dying under mysterious circumstances. Frightened, they try to get rid of the monkey and move on with their lives.
Years later, as adults, Hal and Bill begin to experience similar gruesome deaths around them. Realizing that the monkey might still be affecting their lives, they embark on a mission to find it and destroy it permanently. The story follows their journey as they attempt to put an end to the horror.
Cast
The movie features a strong cast. Theo James plays both twin brothers. Tatiana Maslany, known for She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, joins the film. Elijah Wood, famous for The Lord of the Rings, also plays a role. Other cast members include Colin O’Brien, Christian Convery, Rohan Campbell and Sarah Levy.Also Read : Is iconic chip maker Intel struggling on the AI front? Release of its new chip has been delayed further; here’s the reason for it
Release Date and Trailer
The latest trailer for The Monkey is now available. It gives audiences a closer look at the film’s suspenseful and eerie atmosphere. The movie will be released in theaters on February 21.
FAQs
What is The Monkey about?
The movie follows twin brothers who discover a toy monkey that causes mysterious deaths. As adults, they realize the danger is not over and try to destroy it.
When is The Monkey being released?
The film is set to be released in theaters on February 21. The latest trailer is available, giving audiences a glimpse of the horror story.
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