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After the intense and bloody finale of The Monkey (2025) — Osgood Perkins’ horror-comedy adaptation of the Stephen King short story — the film wraps with a post-credits scene that ties together its themes of family, death, and acceptance.

In this extra moment, a pale black-eyed man riding a pale horse — widely interpreted as a visual representation of the Pale Horseman of Death — passes by and acknowledges Hal and Petey as they leave the devastated town behind.

Instead of succumbing to despair after all they’ve endured, Hal turns to Petey and suggests they “go dancing,” an activity their late mother Lois once loved, in an attempt to reconnect and heal together. Petey accepts, giving the scene a bittersweet yet hopeful closure even in the shadow of supernatural symbolism.

This post-credits beat doesn’t set up a traditional sequel so much as it offers emotional closure — acknowledging that life, grief, and even the presence of Death itself can coexist with a desire to move forward and find joy.

Movie Details

Title: The Monkey
Release Year: 2025
Director & Writer: Osgood Perkins
Based on: “The Monkey” short story by Stephen King
Starring: Theo James, Tatiana Maslany, Christian Convery, Colin O’Brien, Rohan Campbell, Sarah Levy, Adam Scott, Elijah Wood
Genre: Horror-Comedy / Supernatural Thriller
Distributor: Neon
Plot Summary:
A cursed toy monkey that drums before causing bizarre, fatal accidents disrupts the lives of estranged brothers Hal and Bill over decades, forcing them to reunite and confront their past as the supernatural death machine wreaks town-wide chaos once again.
Post-Credits Scene: The Pale Horseman passes by and Hal and his son Petey plan to go dancing in memory of Lois.

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