The Shining Main Theme - All Axed Up Mix

Rating: 10/10 (9 July 2016)

This movie, The Shining, written by Stephen King, Stanley Kubrick, and Diane Johnson, scared the BahJeeZus out of me when I saw it for the first time. I was young and at the age where scary movies give kids bad dreams. I must have had nightmares for weeks, if I remember correctly. I mean gawd, the whole scenario of a father going crazy - absolutely nuts - and hacking up his little girls, plus his wife, with an hacking tool is just completely sick and PsyChotic.... RIGHT !?
I watched the movie at my Dad's place when he had us kids for the weekend... you know, divorced parents and being with one of the parents for a weekend or what have you. Anyhooo, so yeah, it's not like I got all paranoid of my Dad or anything, but I certainly hid under the blankets a lot when I heard noises at night.
The little boy Danny, Danny Lloyd, has some phrases in the song, but not the one everyone loves to repeat... the creepy sounding "RedRum" that he did over and over while upstairs in his room and then inside of his Mom's - Shelley Duvall's - room. I just couldn't get the "RedRum" to fit right in the song and felt that the other samples of him talking about the little boy that lives in his mouth was more appropriate anyways. What I am referring to is putting this movie's Main Theme into a remix type tune to be as scary as this movie.
AND of course you all will recognize the phrases from the little girl ghosts - Grady's Daughters - Lisa & Louise Burns - asking Danny to play with him. I used them plenty because those were certainly the phrases that creeps me out the most when I watched the movie.
Then there are certainly some samples / phrases from Jack Nicholson talking to the ghost, or Devil image, named Lloyd the Bartender. And then the most famous one from Jack saying "Here's Johnny!"
I used phrases, or more like the screams, from Shelley Duvall and some phrases from her speaking and or yelling at different times in the movie.
One sound that I sampled from the movie, which I guess was the best part of the movie for most people, was when Jack hit the bathroom door with an axed and Shelley is on the other side screaming her head off. I felt like that sound, the axed hitting the door, sounded almost like a snare drum, so I made use of a snare drum sound where all beat exists to help represent the intensity of this movie.
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