Osgood Perkins’ The Monkey is a sharp, violent take on Stephen King’s short novel, and is the most exciting adaptation in years.

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However, Perkins' screenplay works in a lot more death scenes, a custody battle subplot, and a seething twin. In his version, Hal and Bill (also played by James) were just boys when the monkey ...