The carpet from Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining features prominently in several key scenes of the horror movie, including Danny’s first unnerving encounter with room 237. And now, this iconic ...

As suggested by its name, 237 takes the iconic carpet pattern found in the film’s Overlook Hotel and puts it on sweaters, cardigans, scarves, ski masks, door mats, and area rugs for your wearing ...

There have been many replicas of the Overlook Hotel carpet featured in Stanley Kubrick’s classic film adaptation of Stephen King’s The Shining. However, an officially licensed pattern based on ...

The decades between the release of “The Shining” and its follow-up have given plenty of other would-be successors the opportunity to channel its accomplishments or pay homage to them.

Lee Unkrich’s obsession with The Shining began almost immediately after he first saw it at age 12. The Oscar-winning filmmaker carried his interest with him for decades, eventually creating the ...

His room is given a decidedly oppressive atmosphere, though, by his decision to use the Shining carpet pattern as his wallpaper.

It’s no surprise (or maybe it is) that several references to 'The Shining,' from the obvious to the obscure, have snuck into Pixar’s lineup over the years. Here are nine of them.

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Did you know: in the scene when Danny is playing with his toy cars on the carpet, the pattern reverses from one shot to the next, suggesting a haunting.

Warner Bros. It's very similar to The Shining! Stanley Kubrick's classic 1980 horror hit prominently features a carpet emblazoned with a hexagonal pattern in red, orange, and brown.

Here they become ominous. A chair disappears. In Danny’s room, a cartoon sticker on a door—the Disney dwarf Dopey—vanishes as well. The carpet pattern under Danny’s feet suddenly shifts.