Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- February 10, 2025 (1 year ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 37m
- Rating
- R
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Companies
- Atomic Monster, Black Bear Pictures, C2 Motion Picture Group, Range Media Partners, The Safran Company
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Theo JamesHal Shelburn / Bill Shelburn
Elijah WoodTed Hammerman
Tatiana MaslanyLois Shelburn
Rohan CampbellRicky
Adam ScottCapt. Petey Shelburn
Christian ConveryYoung Hal Shelburn / Young Bill Shelburn
Sarah LevyAunt Ida
Nicco Del Rio
Colin O'BrienPetey
Zia NewtonDwayne
Kingston ChanPepper
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Crew View all
Oz PerkinsDirector & Screenplay
Stephen KingShort Story
Dave CaplanProducer
Chris FergusonProducer
Fred BergerExecutive Producer
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External reviews
Longlegs director moves on to murderous toy in Stephen King adaptation
Theo James stars in writer/director Osgood Perkins' demented adaptation.
The Monkey is one of the best horror-comedies (and Stephen King adaptations) in recent memory, exploding off the screen with both gory kills and big laughs.
Oz Perkins' "The Monkey" is responsible for some of the most fun you'll have at the movies this year.
By Thom Ernst
The Monkey recaptures the artfully shameless filmmaking of ‘80s horror
It turns out that a toy monkey is the most malevolent movie villain we’ve seen in years. Horror fans are going to want to see “The Monkey.”
Longlegs director Osgood Perkins triumphs again with an eerie, emotionally profound tale of a malevolent wind-up toy
The “Longlegs” director adapts a classic Stephen King story into one sick, twisted and very funny joke
