The hedge maze. Room 237. The tricycle. “Here’s Johnny!” The Shining, Stanley Kubrick’s adaptation of Stephen King’s novel, is held in high regard among fans of horror, considered by many to be one of ...

Based on the Stephen King novel of the same name, the 1980 feature film The Shining revolves around Jack Torrance. The character was brought to life by Jack Nicholson in one of his most unhinged ...

The final shot of The Shining, its ambiguity forever helping Stanley Kubrick's most popular film hold its enduring legacy for nearly thirty years. But what does the final image from the film actually ...

Everyone knows that Stanley Kubrick is famous for his obsession with technical and visual precision in his films. Every shot, every camera movement, every edit is planned with almost extreme ...

One of the greatest horror movies ever made, director Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, is heading to a new streaming home this ...

Jack Nicholson's trusty ax from 1980’s The Shining — perhaps the most famous ax in movie history — has sold at auction for £170,000 (about $209,000 U.S.) — nearly four times the amount it was ...

Few horror films have been as closely studied and intimately dissected as Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. The simple story of a family ripped apart by the effects of a remote, haunted hotel, Kubrick’s ...

Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining is a textbook example of a storied film. Beyond being one of the most incredible and beloved horror movies ever made, it’s also a project that inspired a great deal of ...

Jack Torrance pushing his face through a broken door in The Shining. Image via Warner Bros. One of the greatest horror movies of all time, The Shining is known today as a masterpiece, despite not ...

“The Shining,” released in May, 1980, has always been seen as Stanley Kubrick’s pulpiest and most commercial venture. It’s not just that it’s a horror film. (All of Kubrick’s works, really, are horror ...

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