'The Monkey' Has A Popcorn Bucket, And It Is An Absolute Must For Your Stephen King Collection

Since the NSFW "Dune" popcorn bucket went viral last year, specially designed snack containers have been a significant part of the movie-going experience, and following on the heels of the Roman coliseum made for "Gladiator II" and the shield for "Captain America: Brave New World," we now have this creepy wonder to celebrate the newest Stephen King adaptation (which arrives in theaters on February 21). For those of you haven't been paying attention, the titular evil in "The Monkey" (and what the popcorn bucket is modeled after) is an evil wind-up toy that kills a person whenever the key in its back is turned. In the Stephen King short story on which the movie is based, the cursed object is a classic cymbal-banging monkey, but the design was changed up for the film due to rights issues. Instead of clashing cymbals, it holds a pair of drumsticks and beats a snare that it holds between its legs.