An interesting review of The Shining by Bill Blakemore.(link)

Rating: 10/10 (14 November 2006)

The Shining is a masterpiece and the quintessential horror film. Sadly, most people fail to see it as anything more that just that. Like any other Kubrick film, The Shining is filled with (sometimes not so) subtle references to an underlying theme. I had to write a critical response to Bill Blakemore's review of the Shining for college. It reveals a side of The Shining that few people notice. The Shining is about the Native Americans, and of course, America OVERLOOKING their genocide. There are many confirmations of this theory throughout the film, and after reading the review by Bill Blakemore, I can guarantee that you will want to watch The Shining again just to pick up on the motifs.
Read the review here:
http://www.geocities.com/fleta9/shiningreview.htm