Scientists have spent decades studying rhesus macaques on the remote Monkey Island. They're learning how the stress of environmental crises, like hurricanes, impact the monkeys.

The Monkey is now available to watch at home, and the horror movie's ending might leave you confused, so here's what that horseman represents and why he's there.

As of this writing, “The Monkey” is only available to watch in theaters. We’ll update this page once “The Monkey” eventually makes its way to a streaming platform.

“The Monkey” took home an impressive $64.2 million at the worldwide box office when it released in theaters in late February, but many may prefer to watch the horror movie from home instead.

Spoiler alert! We're discussing key plot points and the ending of “The Monkey” (in theaters now) so beware if you haven’t seen it. “Everybody dies, and that’s life” is director Osgood ...

If you know anything about Osgood Perkins, then The Monkey (now streaming on VOD platforms like Amazon Prime Video) is obviously a product of his mind.For his follow-up to his thoroughly deranged ...

Oz Perkins’ The Monkey is quite different from the director’s breakout hit Longlegs from last year. While the latter was tense and serious, this new film is outrageous in a way that modern ...

The Monkey is not yet available to rent on digital platforms like Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Vudu, and more. You can only buy the film, starting tomorrow. The movie costs $24.99 to preorder.

The Monkey, a new Stephen King adaptation written and directed by Osgood Perkins, has a crazy cold open that we have to discuss. The Monkey's Outrageous Cold Open, Explained Skip to content ...

‘The Monkey’ is the worst thing a horror movie can be — kinda boring. The latest Osgood Perkins movie, adapted from a Stephen King story, has good kills, but no soul to speak of, writes ...

A toy monkey heralds a series of over-the-top deaths in Osgood Perkins' trivially snarky, ham-handed adaptation of a Stephen King story. Continue to Variety SKIP AD.