Fans of "The Shining" might find this articled about the evolving ending of the film interesting. Apparently many of the conspiracy theories are just a result of Kubrik thinking the movie was a "ghost story" and added in creepy, inexplicable elements, like the windows and impossible hotel layout.
The Shining producer: Why the ending really changed
Greg Enslen is the author of thirty-two books, including five books in the “Frank Harper Mysteries” series and three other novels. He also writes original screenplays and Binge Guides for popular movies and TV shows such as “Back to the Future” and “Game of Thrones.” His books are available from retailers, on Amazon and via Kindle.
Greg lives in southern Ohio with his wife, three children, two dogs and an ever-changing number of cats. His interests include reading, writing (duh), tennis, travel, and praising and/or complaining about the current state of films and television in general and Star Wars and Star Trek in particular. Greg enjoys writing late at night, after everyone else has gone to bed and the house is finally quiet.
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