Family Recreate Overlook Hotel from 'The Shining' In Gingerbread Form And We're Seriously Impressed
Family's Recreation Of Hotel From 'The Shining' In Gingerbread Form Is Incredible
Amy Packham— The Huffington Post UK
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Building gingerbread houses over the festive period is a common tradition, but this family have definitely raised the bar.
Imgur user Agkeeling uploaded a 29-photo album of her family's gingerbread house, which is a detailed recreation of the Overlook Hotel from The Shining.
And it's nothing short of incredible.
"This is a hobby," wrote Agkeeling, "My family and I make one every year, and this year we decided to do one inspired by 'The Shining'."
The house took the family two weeks to build
The whole house, which is almost four feet long, is made out of gingerbread with details added on using icing, fondant, sweets and Rice Krispies cereal mix.
If you've seen the film, the creation will be even more impressive.
There are rooms (view them all in the slideshow below) which mirror scenes from the movie, including the creepy twins in the hallway, the infamous room 237, and the lift full of blood.
"A hotel in Seattle does a Christmas gingerbread competition every year to raise money for diabetes research. This year's theme is Star Wars and they are amazing!"Source: Reddit (credit:Reddit)
Episode I: The Phantom Menace(12 of24)
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Episode II: Attack of the Clones(13 of24)
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Episode III: Revenge of the Sith(14 of24)
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Episode IV: A New Hope(15 of24)
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Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back(16 of24)
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The Shining(17 of24)
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"My family made a gingerbread rendition of the Overlook Hotel from Kubrick's 'The Shining,' complete with a rice crispie treat maze and interior rooms depicting famous scenes."Source: Reddit (credit:Reddit)
"My friend made this gingerbread masterpiece. Blues Brothers break out of Joliet Prison. I give up on being creative forever."Source: Reddit (credit:Reddit)