Steven King's "glitter" adaptation is considered one of Best horror movies of all timeAnd its influence continues to resonate with modern audiences. For proof, do not look beyond Season 2 of Julu's "Nine Perfect Foreigners", which follows various people who gather for a certain psychedelic therapy in the Austrian Alps. The isolated setting, combined with multiple elements of the show's show, has some viewers to compare Nicole Kidman-Gumi's play with Kubrick's classic, and they have a point.

Although it has a "shiny" impact during the 2nd "Nine Perfect Foreigners" season, the final brings it to another level. The episode shows an angry - and a strong knock - a man called Martin (Lucas England) Chase Masha (Kidman) through the snow after experiencing spiritual hallucination in the hotel. The sequence is a clear knot of Completing the "glitter", Jackack Nicholson, who is struggling with Jackack Torrens' ax, hunting his wife Wendy (Shelley Duval), through the Hotel "Views" before their latest snow showdown. It is an iconic sequence, and King agrees with the feeling that "nine perfect strangers" pay tribute to it - not in a good way.

Answering a user who emphasized the similarities between the scene and the "glitter" of TopicsKing wrote: "That's the Kubrick version, well," continuing his tradition of throwing a horror shadow. Given this, why does the legendary author look at such a valued adaptation of his work?

"Shining" is one of Steven King's most personal stories, as the character of Jackack Torrence was inspired by his fighting with alcoholism and the tension he caused in his family at the time. However, the original novel sees Jackec gradually descending into madness after introducing him as an oving and warm character. Meanwhile, Stanley Kubrick's film adaptation paints him as a time bomb from getting and transmits Wendy Torrence to the sidelines. Kubrick's changes were not good with King, and he explained his problems with the film in an interview with Review of Paris:

"It's too cold. There is no sense of emotional investment in the family by his side. I felt that the treatment of Shelley Duval as Wendy - I mean, to talk about an insult to women. She is basically a screaming machine. There is no sense of her involvement in family dynamics at all ...

Not only that but Royal contempt for taking Kubrick for "glitter" led to producing minisers in 1997which is more true for the original story. However, if the homage in "Nine Perfect Foreigners" tells us something, it is that people are still swallowed by Kubrick's film, and the author is probably in the minority when it comes to his views on adaptation.

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