The Shining Studies in the Horror Film
by Danel Olson· 2015
For almost four decades, viewers have crept with the Torrances through Overlook corridors and run through its maze. This collection of new and reprint interviews, essays, and reminiscences on Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining includes unseen photographs. Crafting this movie out of 1.3 million feet of film, Kubrick and team abandoned the traditional arc and classical three-act structure. Editor Danel Olson presents cast, crew, and film scholars to explain the film's impact. An introduction from Oscar-winning writer/director/producer Lee Unkrich discusses why the story remains significant for pop culture and filmmakers.
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For almost four decades, viewers have crept with the Torrances through Overlook corridors and run through its maze. This collection of new and reprint interviews, essays, and reminiscences on Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining includes unseen photographs. Crafting this movie out of 1.3 million feet of film, Kubrick and team abandoned the traditional arc and classical three-act structure. Editor Danel Olson presents cast, crew, and film scholars to explain the film's impact. An introduction from Oscar-winning writer/director/producer Lee Unkrich discusses why the story remains significant for pop culture and filmmakers.