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The Monkey, Osgood Perkins’ follow-up to Longlegs, is bonkers, but it never commits to any tone, and because of that, it feels like it resides in a sort of tonal limbo from which it cannot escape.

The book has been republished many times, including the 2016 edition from Scribner. Perkins’ The Monkey deviates substantially from King’s original, both narratively and tonally.

In dissociating the toy from the people around it, King finds optimism even in the short story’s murky ending. For Perkins, The Monkey is nothing without stupid and spiteful people there to use it.

The rules aren't exactly clear in this adaptation of Stephen King's 1980 short film. Sometimes, no-one's there to turn the key in the back of the monkey, but people still die.

In King’s original source material, included in the 1985 short story collection “Skeleton Crew,” the toy monkey brings about death by playing cymbals. But Perkins couldn’t have them ...

Despite many opportunities for it, The Monkey does not feature a Stephen King cameo. King's original story began as little ...

King’s “Skeleton Crew,” the 1985 short story collection that “The Monkey” is included in, is available for purchase online on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and all major book-selling platforms.