Hello and welcome to another episode of What Went Wrong.

I am one of your host Lizzie Bassett here in spirit, but not physically, of course.

Because of a pandemic with our co-host Chris Winterbauer. Chris, how's it going?

Going well, feeling good about that third take of the intro. You know, finally got it together there.

Thanks for being here, guys, for another spooktacular episode of What Went Wrong,

your favorite podcast covering film disasters and production mishaps on your favorite

flops and success stories. As Lizzie mentioned, it's October, so it's spooky, spooky

movie months, and this week we are covering one of my favorite horror films, actually, which

is Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. Lizzie, I believe you watched this movie today during

daylight hours. Tell me, what was your experience like watching this 1980 classic?

I'd seen it before a bunch of times, as I think everyone has, but I don't think I'd ever

sat down and given it my full attention as I did this time, which was great. A couple of critiques,

number one, I just don't need that mosquito noise going in the background the entire time,

the like the tea kettle going off sound that just doesn't stop. And it's very long,

otherwise, good job Stanley. I loved it. Very good.

Yes, Clarkson. I have one more one more thing, which I wonder if you're going to talk about

today, but the only thing that joking aside that does bother me a tiny bit about this movie

is that it doesn't seem like Jack Nicholson's character changes much. Like he is a weirdo from

the get go. Yes. And then he's just weird throughout. He is just a piece of shit from the

weekend. We will talk, we will, we will talk about that. So the shining is, if you don't know,

and I don't know how you wouldn't know, but if you don't, the shining is a 1980 horror film produced

and directed by Stanley Kubrick written by Stanley Kubrick and Diane Johnson, based on the 1977

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