The 1977 novel ended up being turned into a classic horror film starring Jack Nicholson.

It's finally happened, Stephen King has lost his mind and gone crazy like one of his many novel characters! According to a report from the Torontoist , the author recently spoke about penning a possible sequel to his classic The Shining and he already has a story ready.

LET IT ALL OUT With Thanksgiving looming, we all try to get along with our loved ones.

Stephenie Meyer's teen angst-fest sucks all the fun out of vampire mythology. The film may not be high art, but it knows how to entertain.

The image of Jack Nicholson sticking his grinning head through a smashed bathroom door remains frozen in time, the iconic still not just of Nicholson's career, but also, arguably, of the horror genre.

In the century that's been operating, The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, CO., has hosted many famous faces and countless guests some of whom have refused to check out after their deaths.

The Shining was voted most frightening horror ever at the start of the week. But new hit chiller Paranormal Activity is being sold as such.

Okay, okay. In response to this post , my inbox is full of angry brickbats from readers who liked the made-for-tv Shining movie.

I had to look up something about The Shining and found out they made a remake with Steven Weber in the Jack Nicholson role and Rebecca De Mornay in the Shelley Duvall part.

I read The Shining before I ever saw the movie, when I was maybe 12. It's an incredible book, one which taught me to fear hotel room bathtubs, what a topiary was, why you can't forget about the boiler, and the phrase "officious little prick" . It's also one of the scariest movies I have ever seen - despite the fact that I knew the book backwards ...

A comparison of two horror films like "Alien" and "The Shining" begs the question, "What's more scary?" The thought that something out there wants to reduce you to blood and guts, or the possibility your nightmares are just figments of your imagination? That's the dichotomy that exists between these two films, which are both excellent examples of ...

The Stanley Kubrick classic, The Shining, about the bad things that can happen when you're snowed in screens at 7 and 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct.

James Kirby, the mash-up mastermind behind V/Vm, was notorious for mutilating pop music in his sonic abattoir.

Posted October 28, 2009 at 5 p.m. "The Shining" When: 7 and 11 p.m., Saturday How much: $6 all seats, call 676-9620 for more information.

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The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colo., is said to be one of the most haunted hotels in the country.

Caption: Jack Nicholson and Paul Rudd on the film set of an untitled James L. Brooks Project at the Widener Office Building Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .... JACK NICHOLSON almost lost out on the role of The Joker in 1989's BATMAN movie - because SPIDER-MAN star WILLEM DAFOE was director TIM BURTON's first choice.

Stanley Kubrick's classic 1980 movie The Shining has been named the scariest horror film of all time, by a team of movie experts.

The editor of Hauntworld magazine doesn't sound scary. Scary is the low, raspy voice of the demon-possessed Linda Blair in The Exorcist or Jack Nicholson's "Heeeeeere's Johnny!" line in The Shining.

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