ScreenRant spoke with Rohan Campbell about this new horror-comedy, in which he revealed that The Monkey features his favorite way he has died on camera. Campbell details what it was like to get to ...

Ya Kwanza, a 27-year-old silverback gorilla at Durrell Wildlife Park, had a go at filming with a camera hidden in a box covered with honey and oats. The footage shows him checking out the camera ...

Some of your TikTok feeds might feature the content of Kim Raymond “Ray” Feaste , a Black man who is often seen living his best life with his pet monkey, Thabo. However, the creator claims he’s been ...

A Critically Endangered species of monkey has been caught on camera for the first time in Nigeria. With as few as 500 animals ...

This time, a monkey was seen grabbing a man’s phone as he was walking down the streets of Vrindavan. After stealing the phone ...

and the Guiana Spider Monkey. Each bridge is fitted with cameras to monitor the animals using it, and those that approach it but turn away, so the structure can be redesigned to convince critters ...

When wound up by an unsuspecting human, the stuffed animal begins to play its drums, its pinpoint eyes piercing into the camera. But as the song comes to a close, and the monkey lifts its drumstick ...

The Monkey does not have an end-credits scene ... The tone shifts dramatically when the women all turn to face the camera. Some press a finger to their lips, silently signaling for silence.

The Monkey has one post-credit scene which arrives ... Things take a turn as the women all look at the camera, some putting their finger to their mouths urging us to be silent.