Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway portfolio has long been a beacon for value investors looking for high-quality businesses ...

The killer toy in Osgood Perkins's The Monkey is a mysterious and powerful force like in Stephen King's short story, albeit with some differences.

Enraged monkeys enjoying a swimming pool attempted to attack an employee ... The startled long-tailed monkey immediately swam to the surface, while its companion charged at the man and hissed ...

Writer-director Osgood Perkins follows “Longlegs” with a Stephen King-derived horror comedy.

It’s a toy monkey that malevolently bangs a drum, leading to unimaginably brutal death. What else do you need to know? And I do mean havoc. Perkins is having an absolute blast figuring out inventive ...

Director Osgood Perkins adapts the Stephen King story that inspired the cover of the author’s 1985 anthology, "Skeleton Crew." ...

Cue the monkey, discovered in a box Dad has left ... Corin Clark as a woman diving into the wrong swimming pool, Tess Degenstein as a real estate agent so annoying you pray for the movie to ...

Extremely gory, sometimes funny movie about death and grief. Read Common Sense Media's The Monkey review, age rating, and parents guide.