The search for the next 007 has been on since Daniel Craig exited the franchise in 2021, and with Amazon's recent acquisition of the franchise, a new James Bond might be right around the corner. Below,

The White Lotus actress Aubrey Plaza contradicted her co-star Theo James' remarks about wanting a 'regular' prosthetic penis on the set of the HBO Max show.

As a means of spoiler-avoidance, I do my best to avoid watching trailers before seeing a new movie – but conversely, I like to go back and check them out post-screening to see how the film is being marketed.

The Longlegs filmmaker speaks to GQ about his gory new Stephen King adaptation, casting Theo James as terrorised twins, and how his personal experience with death allowed him to find its funny side

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The Monkey, Osgood Perkins’ latest dive into horror, plays like a child’s nightmare scribbled in dark ink—half haunted tale, half grim joke. Adapted from Stephen King’s short story, the film turns a seemingly innocuous wind-up toy into a harbinger of absurdly grotesque deaths, delivered with the giddy flair of a magician pulling knives from a hat.

After their mother's funeral, Bill (unbeknownst to Hal) figured out that it was Hal that turned the monkey's key in 1999, causing their mother's death. Hal's intention was to kill his twin who bullied him mercilessly, but the monkey doesn't take requests and kills whoever it pleases.

In Season 1 it was the privileged mama’s boy, Shane (Jake Lacy). In Season 2, it was Cameron (Theo James), a moneyman who managed to be both smarmy and oblivious.

The film delivers little story and emotion, instead opting for shock-driven laughs and outrageous violence.

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The film led by Theo James follows the story of twins, who didn't get much from their father, but a haunted Monkey toy. But its not a toy, its like an 'Evil thing'. Everyone is the safest when the monkey isn't beating the drum it came with,

Theo James is back in Osgood Perkins' latest offering - The Monkey. This new thriller-comedy film is about a haunted toy monkey that kills people for no good reason.