He could refuse. He had rent and a backlog of repairs and an aversion to midnight mysteries. But the woman handed him a coin stamped with a monkey face and said, “You don’t fix for free anymore. You fix for what matters.” He pocketed the coin, mostly to be polite, but also because the monkey on it looked like the one his childhood pet would have worn as a pendant.
as Hypnos, the God of Sleep, who hatches a plot to use Stu’s body to harvest nightmares from the living. monkeybone2001
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If you combined Beetlejuice , Who Framed Roger Rabbit , and a fever dream you might have after eating expired sushi, you would get Monkeybone . You fix for what matters
Produced on a budget of roughly $75 million , it grossed only $7.5 million during its theatrical run.
: The film is a hybrid of live-action and extensive stop-motion animation, based on the graphic novel by Kaja Blackley. Brendan Fraser as Stu Miley. Bridget Fonda as Dr. Julie McElroy. Rose McGowan as Miss Kitty (a catgirl). Whoopi Goldberg Chris Kattan as an organ donor. Reception & Legacy Critical Reaction
