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Stanley Kubrick's The Shining New_Release Pulitzer Prize–winning historian Steven HahnThe Shining may be the first movie that ever made its audience jump with a title that simply says, Tuesday, proclaimed The New York Times. Never has a film evoked so much dread in its audience with so little gore than Stanley Kubricks adaptation of the 1977 novel by the master of terror himself, Stephen King, where true horror lies in the darkest corners of domesticity and isolation. Equally a study of the intricate mechanics of Kubricks genius as an