The phrase "King Kong" is a popular culture reference to a fictional character created by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, first introduced in their 1933 film "King Kong." Full definition
The whole scheme includes a cold and a hot task, and culminates in the class writing a rampaging beast story (along the lines of KIng Kong in NYC) (tes.com)
The lesson focuses on how to USE ADVERBIALS This is lesson 10 in a series of 12... The whole scheme of work is available here: The whole scheme includes a cold and a hot task, and culminates in the class writing a rampaging beast story (along the lines of KIng Kong in NYC) This scheme was incredibly engaging and produced brilliant pieces of writing. (tes.com)
The trick here is making audiences care about what becomes of George (remember, Disney did it with «Wreck - It Ralph»), after 85 years of King Kong movies have all but cemented the clichés the «Rampage» arcade game set out to smash. (variety.com)