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EMILY Atack's latest role may be her most bizarre yet. The Inbetweeners legend plays the role of the wife of PG Tips' mascot Monkey in the brand's new campaign. Emily, 35, plays the role of Mrs M ...

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The image, which shows Trudeau with his tongue out and chair in hand, quickly went viral on social media, where it was shared widely by both supporters and critics alike. The image quickly caught ...

In the nightmarish The Monkey, shocked chuckles accompany gross-out chills. The only concession made for the faint-hearted is that warnings are given of impending deaths. But how that death will ...

And as Hal winds it up — as the monkey's demon drum sticks come banging down for the first time — we see why. Like a curse, its playing metes out random, gore-happy violence to the hapless ...

The actor discusses playing twins in Osgood Perkins’s horror film, finding humor in dark situations and why that monkey is so, so creepy. Q&A The actor discusses playing twins in Osgood Perkins ...

Sometimes, the ball goes in, and sometimes, the ball goes out. Theo James and Oz Perkins on the set of The Monkey Courtesy of ... but in a slip of the tongue or in a moment of weakness or ...

“The Monkey” is classic King material. A creepy windup childhood monkey doll that plays cymbals and bears a stressed-out psycho smile ... but for anyone looking for tongue-in-cheek horror ...

Osgood Perkins is having fun these days. And you know what? He’s earned it. One of the more interesting horror directors to emerge in the last decade, Perkins finally had his mainstream ...

“The Monkey” is about laughing in the face of death — while having a go at you for laughing along with it. Playing out as an extended cosmic joke with its tongue firmly in cheek (at least ...