Jack Torrance in The Shining is a typical example ... do know is that the perpetrators of such events are frequently angry young men, who feel they have been mistreated by society and therefore ...

One fan wrote on Twitter: "Exactly 100 years ago, the Overlook Hotel hosted the July 4th Ball in the Gold Ballroom with Jack Torrance fully visible in the foreground, sparking wild theories about ...

Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining ends with a chilling scene: Jack Torrance in a 1921 photograph of guests at The Overlook Hotel. This enigmatic shot from the 1980s movie gives way to various ...

Yet unlike Carrie or Jack Torrance or the other protagonists of King’s best novels, Charlene “Charlie” McGee doesn’t have something grandly deep and meaningful to be angry about.

It’s impossible to imagine anyone but Jack Nicholson playing the role of Jack Torrance, the man who has a psychological breakdown in The Shining. After being snowed in, Jack threatens his whole ...

the ghost of Delbert Grady – the previous caretaker of the hotel who Jack had been warned got cabin fever a few winters before and killed his family and himself – advised Torrance ...

It is rumored, for example, that comedian Robin Williams was considered for the lead role of the crazed Jack Torrance in Stanley Kubrick's 1980 film "The Shining," which ultimately starred Jack ...