Stephen King dislikes The Shining because of changes to the ending, and this is the one thing keeping it from being an ...

You can also get lost in the living maze just outside. “Ye Maze for Losing Ye Bodies” is a hedge maze. But Kubrick’s “The Shining” is not its inspiration.

The scariest thing about The Stanley Hotel (the inspiration for The Overlook in “The Shining”) isn’t room 217 or the ghostly sightings that occasionally crop up among visitors. It’s the free-floating ...

Those same people wander the hedge maze built after so many visitors asked where the hotel ... "The Shining" Suite in the caretaker’s cottage is a faithful recreation of Room 237 from Kubrick ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — A fire broke out Thursday night at an Oregon hotel that film fans may recognize from Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining.”Fire officials in Clackamas County said the fire broke ...

Produced in collaboration with the Colorado Office of Film, Television and Media, the exhibit will turn the Stanley Hotel into a celebration of horror cinema. The exhibit is being billed as a ...

There are plenty of elements that are immediately recognizable—from a recreation of the hexagon-shaped, hedge maze-like patterned carpet to Danny’s big wheel to bartender uniforms that are a ...

Features The Shining Movie vs. the Miniseries: Comparing the Stephen King Book Adaptations. The film based on Stephen King’s classic novel is considered a horror masterpiece.