Osgood Perkins, known for his work in indie horror, has shifted gears with his latest film, The Monkey. This film diverges from his previous style, offering a blend of hyper-violence and dark comedy.
Perkins gained recognition with films like The Blackcoat’s Daughter and I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House. After the success of his recent film, Longlegs, expectations were high for his next project. The Monkey has proven to be an intriguing departure.
Film Overview
This new film features a satirical take on horror, incorporating absurdity and humor while addressing serious themes. Perkins employs a unique storytelling approach, blending elements that challenge traditional horror conventions.
Production Insights
The film showcases Perkins‘ ability to pivot creatively. Despite its comedic elements, The Monkey retains the depth and complexity characteristic of his earlier works. The production involved clever techniques, including the use of analog-style flashbacks, enhancing the film’s texture.
Future Projects
The Monkey is currently in theaters, showcasing Perkins‘ evolving artistry in the horror genre. For more details, visit the full article at SlashFilm.