Kubrick Explains The Ending of The Shining

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[bigisrick]

Arguably the best horror/suspense film ever made. I watch it every Halloween and it still creeps me out.

[rjmq]

I get goosebumps just thinking about the ending

[RollingThunder]

Such a wonderfully creepy movie! I saw it when I was young, I’m 55 now and I think I am finally ready to watch it again! I love Stanley’s films

[NGMonocrom]

One problem with that explanation.... Jack was never the caretaker.

[zash]

The dog scene scares the shit out of me I don't know why

[chuckselvage]

Probably the greatest horror film. Written by Stephen King, directed by Stanley Kubrick, and starring Jack Nicholson.
"You've always been the caretaker.I should know, i've always been here."
Outstanding.

[JICaste]

Top 5 horror movies for me:

1. Silence of the Lambs
2. The Shining
3. Psycho
4. A Clockwork Orange (Not Horror, but still the most disturbing thing ever)
5. IT

[wwmuseum]

Profound Film, if you are looking to be horrified every time you see it and think about it

[Tony-zpbb]

Classic movie, but the cut to jack being frozen always makes me laugh.

[retrievergolden]

Kubrick admitted that Grady is a ghost!

[doreybain]

When the movie came out it wasn't well received by the critics and the public. Everyone said, "read the book and forget about the movie." The movie had great performances but as so many Kubrick movies, it had too many obscurities.

[erossiyssupruoy]

His smile and his eyebrows raised in the picture looks malevolent.

[TheSfsdfds]

Enjoyed the film much more once I pretended the book didn’t exist

[bp]

"Evil reincarnation cycle". The evil is always there, reincarnating? It just finds a new host?