Last week, we got a fresh new look The monkey,, which was full of shocking (literally) deaths and dark humor. Many people seemed to like that trailer because Neon Now advertising it as success for the indie horror scene.
According to the studio, The monkey Now has the title to have “the most watched independent horror movie trailer ever.” It hit over 43 million worldwide views within 24 hours after launch, which then exploded to over 100 views in 72 hours. At the time of Neon’s press release, that number went up to 109 million through all platforms, and managed to overcome trailers for non-independent horror hits. Smile (100 million) and The black phone (73 million for its first), and the second trailer for the fairly indie Talk to me (23 million). It even managed to override the views of the two trailers for current horror success Nosferatu,, which came to 74 million and 48 million, respectively.
Studios love to advertise trailers when it is possible to show how much exaltation is behind their films. In The monkey Case, it has a few things for it: based on Stephen King novel, it comes from Osgood Perkins, who directed Long legs Last year for denial. That movie went on to become considerable success And the best theater edition of the studio ever, in part because it is marketing was so dang frightening and sinisterAnd hiding what Nicolas Cage’s titular killer looked like, you were invited to see what all the disturbance is about. By comparison, That of a monkey A trailer looks like a turmoil to watch Theo James fail to prevent people from being killed by that little drummer Primate, and it’s hard to argue against that kind of Ultimate goal-esque slapstick.
The monkey hits theaters on February 21, but Neon recently showed it at Beyond Fest to a positive reception. Wait for our review closer to release.
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