🦍 KONG (2025) – The King Returns. The Earth Trembles.

Before the legends, before the war—there was the King of Skull Island. 

KONG (2025) roars back with primal fury in a standalone epic that redefines the MonsterVerse saga. Directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts, this film strips back the layers of myth and legend to reveal the untold story of Skull Island’s most fearsome protector—and the forces rising to challenge his throne. Bigger, darker, and more personal, KONG is not just about a monster—it’s about what happens when gods collide with the greed of mankind.

Years after the events of Godzilla vs. Kong, the world has entered an uneasy peace. But deep beneath Skull Island, an ancient force stirs—one older and more destructive than any Titan. As seismic activity and animal migrations reach critical levels, Monarch initiates a mission to return to the island… only to find it transformed into a volcanic, shifting warzone. At its heart: Kong, battling not just to protect his home—but to survive a prophecy tied to his own bloodline.

Alongside Kong is Dr. Maia Chen (Gemma Chan), a linguist who uncovers ancient cave markings that hint at Kong’s true origins. As a new breed of subterranean monsters rise from the Hollow Earth, Kong must confront not only external enemies—but the ghosts of a war that predates even his species.

Blending breathtaking visual effects, brutal kaiju battles, and unexpectedly emotional storytelling, KONG (2025) is a modern myth carved in stone and fire. With thunderous scale and a surprisingly intimate heart, it marks a turning point in the MonsterVerse—where the king must decide what kind of legend he’ll leave behind.