Which Kubrick horror was doubted for its logic: "It's hard to believe that a hotel that size in Colorado would close in the winter with all the skiing business."?

The Shining (1980) is a masterpiece of psychological horror, but this reviewer is more concerned with the Overlook Hotel’s business model. Pointing out that a massive resort would never close during ski season is the kind of practical logic that ruins a good ghost story. It’s hard to be scared of "REDRUM" when you’re busy worrying about the lost revenue from the missing tourism board.

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