In the 45 years since 'The Shining' came out, we’ve had countless horror movies with insanely high kill counts and absolutely shocking imagery, and yet this movie is frightening in a way that’s really hard to pin down. How did Stanley Kubrick manage to make 'The Shining' so creepy? This is the question we set out to answer.
0:00 Intro
0:36 The uncanny valley explained
1:16 The uncanny valley used in film and tv
1:47 How Kubrick created "uncanny" spaces in 'The Shining' and why it worked
3:43 The internet's obsession with Liminal Spaces
4:36 Conclusion
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