Sharping, who is the woman in Room 237?

There is an evil spirit in that building.

In the movie, Jack saw a woman coming up to him from the bathtub and kissing Jack in 237, but Jack found in the mirror that the woman was actually a rotting corpse.

In order to get rid of the frustration at work, Jack decided to take over a luxurious mountain restaurant. It's a big house in a remote place, and it smells gloomy everywhere. It is said that its former manager lost his mind for no reason, brutally killed the whole family and committed suicide. Jack didn't take it seriously. He just wanted to find a quiet place to concentrate on his writing.

So he ignored his son Danny (Danny Lloyd? Act the role of) advice, and his wife Wendy (Shelley Duvall? Moved this luxury hotel together. They made a new plan, and Jack set up a lounge for himself to concentrate on his creation.

However, even if their plans are good, Jack can't concentrate on writing when he moves into his new home. He began to go in and out of hotels, bars and other places, and his strangeness gradually emerged from the calm surface. All kinds of fantasies keep appearing in my mind, bloody and real; Abnormal things finally happened inevitably.

Netizen discussion:

The death of Jack, the head of the family in The Shining, is the epitome of the crumbling white male chauvinism crisis under the civil rights (blacks) and women's rights (wives) movements in the 1970s. Kubrick's films are like icebergs on the sea, providing different levels of answers for audiences with different needs. Although The Shining tells a thrilling story, the director will never stop there. For those "good people" who want to seek and explore more stories, there is already a vast space and mysterious clues at the bottom of the sea.

People have different views on what Shapin is, whether Jack is a man or a ghost, and the historical relationship between Roy Hotel and the Indian Massacre. Just like the black square tablet of "200 1: A Space Odyssey", it shines with charm and mystery for a long time.