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The Shinning

Written and Directed by Stanley Kubrick

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What if The Shining featured Willy Wonka or vis-versa?

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There must have been a quicker way...

Just....iconic

Overlook Redrum Tricycle by ROBOTFACE

Shine On

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Heeeere's Johnny!

All work and no play Jack go...something something something. Crazy?! Don't mind if I do!

You need to listen to me. The world's a hungry place. A dark place. I've only met two or three people like us. They died. When I was a kid, I bumped into these things. I don't know about magic. I, I always called it "the shining."

All input and no dancing makes Johnny a dull robot.

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Who doesn’t love this carpet? Stanley sure did.

Not funny? Not mine!

Jack Torrance takes a winter caretaker position at the remote Overlook Hotel in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, which closes every winter season. After his arrival, manager Stuart Ullman advises Jack that a previous caretaker, Charles Grady, killed his wife, two young daughters and himself in the hotel a decade prior

Overlook Hotel Caretaker, white design

Original digital artwork by me (nancyvheart)

A message from Tony. Danny is not here…

The owls are not what they seem. Do you know what they really are? Do you know who killed Laura Palmer? And what, exactly, is the Black Lodge?

The Overlook has been updating its parking areas to include traffic signs for the safety of the...patrons.

Cool design Kubrick's fans

Jack and his axe.

Sidewinder is a fictional town featured in the Stephen King novel The Shining as well as the 1980 film adaptation of King's book, The Shining, directed by Stanley Kubrick and the 1997 television miniseries, The Shining. Sidewinder is located in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado not far from the Overlook Hotel. The Torrance family drove through Sidewinder on their way to the Overlook. After being snowed in, Wendy Torrance maintained contact with the local Forest rangers, who were based out of Sidewinder. It is also the hometown of Annie Wilkes, the antagonist of Stephen King's novel, Misery.

Jack's back! Stephen King and Monster crossover. Because why wouldn't a cute kid's game mesh well with the most famous psycho-killer in film history? Boggles my mind.

Iconic Stanley Kubrick films.

Original digital artwork by me (nancyvheart)

Miss Minutes has had it with your nonsense.

Proud to be a writer? Show it with this old school design of historical writing utensils. Bonus if you write horror fiction, the typewriter text reads: "REDRUM"!

Tell your dad he's the greatest by putting him in the ranks of the greatest on-screen horror dads; Jack Torrence from The Shining