Monk3ys (2011)

In the chilling psychological journey that is Monk3ys, three emotional archetypes willingly submit to the confines of a cell for an agonizing 48 hours, their only companions being their own lurking weaknesses. Subjects of a twisted scientific experiment, they are abandoned by the world outside, left to fend for themselves in a realm devoid of rules and boundaries, a microcosm of societal chaos and vulnerability. As they grapple with their inner demons and each other, the stage is set for a Darwinian struggle for survival, a three-way psychological gladiatorial combat. The cell becomes a Draconian prison, capturing not only their physical presence but also their spiraling mental torment. The raw, visceral power of their psychological warfare is captured on video, the lens unflinchingly recording their descent into madness. The resulting footage, a haunting testament to the deep-seated psychosis that lies within us all, mysteriously lands in the hands of the Metropolitan Police. Copies are also rumored to have been dispatched to major distributors and sales agents within the film industry, casting a chilling light on the exploitation of human psyche for entertainment. Monk3ys stands as a stark and dark satire, a mirror held up to society, reflecting the disturbing underbelly of the entertainment industry and the terrifying depths of our own minds.

Monk3ys is a thriller movie featuring Jonnie Hurn and directed by Drew Cullingham.

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