Neon Inks First-Look Deal With ‘Longlegs’ & ‘The Monkey’ Director Osgood Perkins

Neon Sets First Look Deal with — Who Else? — Osgood Perkins

"The Monkey" and "Longlegs" director has also launched his own production company, Phobos.

‘Longlegs’ Filmmaker Osgood Perkins Launches Banner, Inks First-Look with Neon

Neon also released a first look at Osgood Perkins' upcoming feature 'Keeper' while announcing hte deal.

Neon Inks First-Look Deal With ‘Longlegs’ & ‘The Monkey’ Director Osgood Perkins

Longlegs director Osgood Perkins and his producing partner Chris Ferguson have launched production banner Phobos with backing from Neon. Under the first-look deal, Neon will house films that Perkins writes and directs, as well as those he produces for other filmmakers. Neon will release the features theatrically in the U.S. and represent the international rights. Perkins […]

‘Keeper’ – NEON Shares ASMR Livestream to Kick Off Marketing for New Osgood Perkins Nightmare

In the wake of Osgood Perkins inking a first look deal with NEON, the indie production and distribution company has taken to social media this afternoon to kick off the marketing campaign for Keeper, which will be Perkins’ (Longlegs, The Monkey) third movie with NEON. The mysterious film has been described as “a dark trip from Osgood Perkins,” and this first teaser certainly doesn’t provide us with any further information. Rather, it’s an endles…

'Longlegs' Filmmaker Osgood Perkins Inks First-Look With Neon

Osgood Perkins is staying in enterprise with Neon, the indie outfit that launched his options Longlegs and The Monkey and helped crown him as Hollywood’s newest horror maestro. Perkins has signed a first-look cope with Neon and launched a brand new banner known as Phobos, which he’ll run companion Chris Ferguson. Beneath the deal, Neon will function the house for Perkins’ tasks, which he and Ferguson will produce. It’s going to additionally pe…

‘The Monkey’ movie review: Osgood Perkins’ Stephen King adaptation goes bananas, in a good way

NOW STREAMING ON: A sinister doll seems to be responsible for a series of extraordinarily gory deaths in The Monkey, now playing in Prague and cinemas worldwide. This adaptation of Stephen King‘s short story published in the 1985 compilation Skeleton Crew is more self-aware than its source, and turns into an engagingly offbeat comedy punctuated by sudden, sometimes shockingly gruesome scenes of violence. If Wes Anderson made a splatter movie, i…