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'''''Son of Kong''''' is a 1933 [[motion picture|film]], and a sequel to the famous ''[[King Kong]]'' (also released that same year), about a giant gorilla from Skull Island that was taken to [[New York City]] and killed at the top of the [[Empire State Building]] after escaping and going on a rampage.

'''''Son of Kong''''' is a 1933 [[motion picture|film]], and a sequel to the famous ''[[King Kong]]'' (also released that same year), about a giant gorilla from Skull Island that was taken to [[New York City]] and killed at the top of the [[Empire State Building]] after escaping and going on a rampage.

In ''Son of Kong'', Carl Denham, one of the main characters from ''King Kong'', is being sued for the damages to New York City caused by Kong's rampage. With the help of his friend, Captain Englehorn (another main character from ''King Kong''), he escapes the city. After traveling for some time, they meet a mysterious man in a bar, who tells them that Kong's home, Skull Island, is also the home of a great treasure. They set out to find the treasure, and also discover that Kong has left behind an [[albino]] son, which they name "Little Kong". The group of adventurers is joined by Hilda Petersen, a young woman who Little Kong takes a liking to as the albino ape joins Denham and company in fighting off the various dangers of Skull Island.

In ''Son of Kong'', Carl Denham, one of the main characters from ''King Kong'', is being sued for the damages to New York City caused by Kong's rampage. With the help of his friend, Captain Englehorn (another main character from ''King Kong''), he escapes the city. After traveling for some time, they meet a mysterious man in a bar, who tells them that Kong's home, Skull Island, is also the home of a great treasure. They set out to find the treasure, and also discover that Kong has left behind an [[albino]] son, which they name "Little Kong" (also known as Kiko, though he is never named as such on-screen<ref>[http://godzilla.wikia.com/wiki/Kiko Kiko] at Wikizilla</ref>). The group of adventurers is joined by Hilda Petersen, a young woman who Little Kong takes a liking to as the albino ape joins Denham and company in fighting off the various dangers of Skull Island.

''Son of Kong'' was a modest success for its production company RKO Radio Pictures, making $616,000 in its release. [[Warner Bros.]] released the movie on DVD in 2005 and on Blu-ray in 2015.

''Son of Kong'' was a modest success for its production company RKO Radio Pictures, making $616,000 in its release. [[Warner Bros.]] released the movie on DVD in 2005 and on Blu-ray in 2015.