The first thing you realize while watching “Room 237” is that you haven’t seen Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining” enough. You definitely haven’t seen it as many times as the people in the film ...

Zooming…zooming…middle photograph, second row. There’s Jack Torrance, beaming, fronting his new (old?) family. July 4th Ball, 1921. Ascher acts as a portal ...

Last year's Fantastic Fest, held at the Alamo Drafthouse in Austin, TX, left us positively reeling from its succession of out-there horror, inventive sci-fi, and other independent cinematic oddities.

This article contains mention of suicide; reader discretion is advised. Mention "Room 237" to a horror fan; they're apt to prick up their ears immediately. It is one of the focal points for Stephen ...

It's the documentary on Kubrick's masterpiece, "The Shining". Probably the best analysis in a condensed form that I have seen or read. Even mentioned some details that I had never noticed before in ...

Room 237 is a documentary that plumbs the depths of The Shining, using various people’s voice-overs to guide the viewer through interpretations of Stanley Kubrick’s seminal 1980 horror film. I have no ...