Since the original film's release in 1933, King Kong has inspired scores of rip-offs, including this 1938 Japanese movie that's been lost for decades.

Ninety years on from its premiere in New York, King Kong remains one of the most terrifying and heartbreaking horror movies ever made, writes Nicholas Barber.

Explore the recommended order to watch 'King Kong' movies, and experience the epic journey of the colossal ape.

Getting into a groove is easy on King Kong. Without giving away too many spoilers, the storyline involves multiple characters, scenes, and encounters on an island as well as in New York City.

Technical aspects are always on top. The technicians’ two big moments arrive in the island jungle, where Kong and other prehistoric creatures reign, and in New York where Kong goes on a bender.

A drone company did a show that recreated the most iconic part of the film where King Kong climbs the Empire State Building in New York. It looks pretty spectacular, in my opinion.

Gareth Edwards knows a thing or two about sci-fi films. And whether he’s creating his own unique worlds, like Monsters or The Creator, or working in someone else’s, like Godzilla or Rogue One, the ...

Kermit declares his dedication to New York and the Muppets at the conclusion of the 1984 film. The Empire State Building has been the focal point of so many films and it all started with King Kong ...

The first King Kong movie was released in March 1933. As the iconic beast turns 90, here's a look at different versions of the classic story.

One of the first big special effects blockbuster was the original King Kong. The story of a giant ape loose in New York captured imaginations for decades. The story was retold in the 1970s, and ...

A drone company did a show that recreated the most iconic part of the film where King Kong climbs the Empire State Building in New York. It looks pretty spectacular, in my opinion.