Stanley Kubrick's The Shining

"Stanley Kubrick's The Shining" is the fourteenth episode of the first season of We'll See You In Hell. It is a commentary episode.
== Episode Description ==
There’s been many milestones so far in the history of Joe DeRosa and Patrick Walsh’s WE’LL SEE YOU IN HELL Podcast. There was the show’s inaugural episode back in August, then the first live episode at Mile High Horror in October and the first episode of the new year last week. Now, WE’LL SEE YOU IN HELL is back on track with another milestone, as the gruesome twosome deliver their most epic episode to date with an extra-long commentary for Stanley Kubrick’s THE SHINING! For their fourteenth installment, Joe & Pat deliver their sinister spin on the classic Stephen King adaptation, talking about haunted hotels, MAKING A MURDERER and the contentious relationship between Kubrick and King. As our horror hosts fall into their own Torrance-style drunken stupor, they discuss color themes in horror, demented documentaries on Joe & Pat’s radar and the behind-the-scenes insanity behind THE SHINING. And the WE’LL SEE YOU IN HELL duo field viewer questions for the first time in months!
== Commentary Topics ==
* "Why is one guy in one ear and one guy in the other?" It's still being asked.
* Though Karen Kilgariff listened to every episode and she had no audio issues.
* Warner Brothers logo = Patty's getting paid. Or, Joe's about to watch a Batman movie.
* Is Pat a Kevin James type or a Cynthia Nixon type?
* Pat loves the movie, the book's phenomenal, hasn't seen the Steven Weber version. 
* Weber is acting out Pat's script and songs this week on Two Broke Girls, Pat's gonna ask him about his version of The Shining.
* There's a little vitriol over the levels and equipment set-up. And earlier, tightening the mic stand.
* Impersonations of Jack Nicholson on Two Broke Girls.
* These subtitles are beautiful!
* Pat saw Phoenix, starring nobody, it was fantastic.
* Joe skips the "yes, and" and goes with "no, but" in their improv. 
* Angelika Huston these days, hachi machi! Pat admits he's a hypocrite.
* "Fuck you!" - the boys when scrolling through Facebook and Twitter.
* Joe and Pat shared a car with the Shining twins at a horror convention.
* Saying people look great and being a misogynist pig. You can't compliment people.
* Joe told his other Shining story at the live podcast, where he had 3 screwdrivers by 8:15. It was an all day drinking affair for the boys.
* Pat was dizzy after the last podcast and fell over that night. He went to urgent care and is told it might be a brain mass as he's walking out the door. At least he's doing one more Drunk History and Joe is jealous.
* The star of Nurse 3D sued the makers of the film for ruining her career.
* Is The Gold Room bar in Joe's neighborhood named after The Gold Room ballroom in the movie?
* The hotel from The Innkeepers (starring Walsh acquaintance Pat Healy) is near where Joe grew up.
* The Overlook Hotel is in Colorado. Joe is so upset he didn't know he says he doesn't deserve to be on Drunk History.
* Joe is drinking wine, it feels less alcoholic-y.
* Joe had a wine, reefer, Megadeth, space video game evening, one of the greatest nights ever.
* The Decline of Western Civilization Part II is a special movie. The guy drunk in the pool is amazing/depressing.
* Stacey Dash saying outlandish things.
* Joe still won't be supportive for Pat doing Drunk History. But he is happy for Pete Holmes' new show.
* The Oscars boycott and Aunt Viv's video response to Jada Pinkett is incredible.
* Making a Murderer and the hypocrisy of the Steven Avery supporters.
* The Staircase, the way these documentaries toy with you, and the faith of people in their viewpoints.
* Khan briefly joins the podcast during the discussion.
* "I try to live somewhere between Sid & Nancy and Ron & Nancy" - Joe's favorite tweet.
* The discussion is parallel to Jack Nicholson losing his mind.
* The Room 237 documentary, hated it.
* Perfect framing, you can watch the movie soundless, in the background at a party.
* Memories of Full Metal Jacket. The opening was like seeing Dice or Alf for the first time.
* R. Lee Emery was great in the hilarious Saving Silverman.
* Dick Miller vs. Corey Feldman on the set of The 'Burbs.
* Joe wants to go drinking while Pat is dying and on Dramamine. 
* If Joe was the center of a documentary called "The Death of Khan", everyone would be against him, with Pat as their leader.
* Pat's former co-worker Mark Torgrove almost got the Danny role, he looked identical to the kid in the movie.
* Jack Nicholson in underwear and a bathrobe holding his son on his lap, a little awkward.
* Joe's sex scene (which he wrote) did not get him aroused and was shown at Tribeca in front of his parents.
* No one now is as bald and not good looking as Jack was in this film, the 70's were a better time.
* Pat almost does the My Big Fat Greek Wedding fallback. "Looks like someone renewed their bowels" - Joe's review of the upcoming sequel.
* Pat saw The Nightmare (there's two movies with that title about sleep paralysis) and dwelling on the dizziness causes the it.
* Mark Walberg was probably shown a photo of Nicholson for that scene in Boogie Nights. Walberg imitations ensue. Joe imagines Walberg beating up Pat, while Pat doesn't get Joe's tweet about the brothers.
* Joe met the bartender in an elevator, in real life he sounds like a Jerky Boys character. He retells the tale.
* Joe's Aunt Sammy drank Amaretto straight up and looked like Jane Curtin.
* Pat sees Andie McDowell walking around his neighborhood, both Joe and Pat's dad love her.
* Joe hasn't seen The Shinning episode of the Simpsons, or any Simpsons.
* It looks like the Madonna Inn in California.
* Pat masturbated to this scene, paused on a VHS, thousands of times. It was all we had!!!
* Was Sixteen Candles PG? Now it would be an R.
* Stephen King hates this film, "Stanley Kubrick apparently wants to make a movie that will hurt people."
* They have to watch the remake. Was Nancy Travis in it? How about Rebecca De Mornay? Joe wants to marry her.
* We have an hour remaining, oh Christ... maybe tweet a request for questions?
* Well, what's Pat watched? Curb Your Enthusiasm (who is Larry David and who is Richard Lewis? An little disagreement ensues), Phoenix (already mentioned), Western Civilization (same), The Nightmare (same).
* Joe's seen a documentary called Deli Man, with Jerry Stiller. Joe loves a deli. Pat did a dine & dash at one when he lived in New York and couldn't afford it, he didn't want to wash dishes like in The Muppets Take fuckin' Manhattan.
* Joe's now through a full bottle of wine, is that a lot? Pat's also seen Uncle John with John Astin.
* Questions from Twitter:
** Did you get a real boner or a fear boner when the sexy lady in the tub became a rotting corpse?
** The last one: "I can't think of any questions."
* Can you still get a boner from just a naked lady on screen?
* Samuel L. Jackson losing the Oscar to Martin Landau ("Shit!") and he would win this year if Hateful Eight was his first film.
* There are... zero other questions from Twitter. Pat, you try, send out a Vine.
* Joe does not like ice cream? No. Wait, he likes the flavor but can't eat it due to allergic reaction. What's the answer?!?
* Perfect framing, looks like The Grand Budapest Hotel.
* Have we ever seen Tom Hanks have sex?
* Pat would like a pantry with all his food for a year in it. Joe gets the vibe that Kristen Wiig could get down with a Stromboli. 
* Films have to get sent to voters' homes for anything to get nominated.
* Sleeping With Other People, watch it, it's great. Joe jokingly calls it an SNL movie, like Wired!
* Glenn Close could play George Washington (It's Always Sunny joke that Pat may've pitched).
* Joe got some movies from a video store going out of business (he didn't tell Pat it was closing and didn't buy the copy of his Sci-Fi original movie Mothman, which Pat did not get a copy of despite his contract stipulating it).
* The bar trip may not happen, how about the taco truck at the end of the street or leftover KFC?
* What do you think Orange Chicken is? It's more of a bread. Do we have to cut this?
* Indian food? Joe hates it. It's a big thing in London. Joe says "tikka masala" sounds Italian, giving us a preview of Drunk History.
* Drinking update: Pat pulls a beer out of the pocket of his army jacket.
* More questions:
** Give me a shoutout on the podcast! He gets it.
** You belong on the East Coast Joe.
** A Garfield fan can't remember all her questions. (Pat loves Garfield, hates Heathcliffe)
** Is it true that Kubrick insisted on real blood coming out of the elevator?
* Article on the show Vinyl involving Olivia Wilde spitting water on Bobby Cannavale's face to get a rawness from the performance.
* Joe auditioned for the Ray Romano role in Vinyl. Scorsese had no idea who Ray Romano was.
* More question: 
** Who would you rather take to the prom, Betty or Veronica? Or Jughead?
** Is it me or do the twins look like the by-product of an incestuous Oompa Loompa relationship?
** When the hell is the Jeepers Creepers episode coming? I mean, Jesus Christ Joe, get on my level.
* Danny Collins, watch that movie. Joe was in a bar with Bobby Cannavale, Pat took a date to a play called Take Me Out with him in it, full nudity ensues onstage, the lady is mortified.
* No one is ripping this movie off, why not?
* Would this guy try to murder his family in a different setting? 
* Pat is upset he is not in the NY blizzard, Joe doesn't believe him.
* Vietnamese hooker imitations from Full Metal Jacket. Will there be a 2 Live Crew Straight Outta Compton? Why was the guy playing Eazy E and F Gary Gray not nominated?
* Another question from Twitter: I recall a reference to the Shining on It's Always Sunny seven or eight years ago. Did you write that?
* Joe just watched season 10, has he said that on every podcast?
* Both need to pee, when is this movie over? Joe can't remember peeing on a tree in front of everyone at Kumail's party.
* Joe can't remember who Steven Avery is... Joe, we just talked about him!
* Does this hotel make you a part of it?
* That's the last time we do a movie of that length.
Category:Commentary
Category:Stephen King Movies