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Synopsis: Based on the novel by Stephen King, directed and written by Osgood Perkins, and produced by James Wan?a terrifying creative team brings you a hilariously addictive, funky monkey horror film where people die like crazy! Soundtrack release date: September 10th (Wednesday)! ?sTRACKLIST?t 01. Flamethrower 02. Like Life 03. Knifeplay 04. Funeral Annie 05. Say You Wanna Marry It 06. All That Jazz 07. Stiff Sock 08. Monkey's Paw 09. Bananas 10. Chop Chop 11. Pretend To Be Sad 12. Uncle Chip's Funeral 13. Aunt Ida's Demise Part 1 14. Aunt Ida's Demise Part 2 15. Thrasher's Memories 16. Bad Dreams 17. Heating Up 18. Bill Calls and Zap 19. Bringing Out the Body 20. Bill's Tale 21. Bill and Thrasher 22. Proof Hornets 23. Monkey Fight 24. Till Death Do Us Apart 25. Let's Go Dancing A monkey toy that brings death. Hitting the drums brings an unfortunate death. Only the monkey knows who will die. Based on Stephen King's short story "The Monkey and the Cymbal," "The King of Horror" is James Wan, who has produced numerous hits such as the "Saw" series and "M3GAN/Megan," and Osgood Perkins, who is called "the new master of horror" and received high praise in Japan for "Long Legs," has brought "The Monkey" to the screen as a film. When twin boys find a mysterious wind-up monkey toy, a series of "unexpected deaths" begin to occur around them. First it is the babysitter, then soon their mother, and then even their uncle... The brothers thought that the monkey was connected to these deaths, so they buried it in a dry well?or so they thought. 25 years later, it happens again, and the brothers are convinced that the monkey has returned. The comical and poppy visuals, reminiscent of a thrill ride, where people die in a hilariously chaotic manner, and the playful music by Ed Van Breemen, which effectively uses electronic instruments, are brilliantly synchronized to enhance the sense of realism. 9. 19 (Fri) ROADSHOW Distributed by: KADOKAWA Media Reviews etc. Based on Stephen King's short story "The Monkey and the Cymbal," "The King of Horror" is James Wan, who has produced numerous hits such as the "Saw" series and "M3GAN/Megan," and Osgood Perkins, who is called "the new master of horror" and received high praise in Japan for "Long Legs," directed and wrote the screenplay for "THE MONKEY." When twin boys find a mysterious wind-up monkey toy, "unexpected deaths" begin to occur one after another around them. First it's the babysitter, then soon it's their mother, and then even their uncle... The brothers, believing the monkey was responsible for those deaths, buried it in a dry well?or so they thought. 25 years later, it happens again, and the brothers are convinced the monkey has returned. The comical and poppy visuals, reminiscent of a thrill ride with a ridiculous number of deaths, and Ed Van Breemen's playful music, effectively utilizing electronic instruments, are perfectly synchronized to enhance the sense of realism. (C)RS
