On Rocky Horror Picture Show's 40th anniversary, BBC America has decided to share a rare treat with its viewers: a stage rendition of the cult hit starring none other than Stephen Fry.

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He's so over these fan designs.

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Mark Romanek is best known for his work on music videos for artists like Madonna but it looks like he may be taking a vacation to Overlook Hotel soon.

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Oxford-based Hannah Simpson sells knitted dolls based on her favorite nerdy and horror movies!

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We are drooling over these shower curtains.

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Starting at Los Angeles' Gallery 1988 West this Saturday, June 14th, "Icons" showcases the work of Dan Kuhlken and Nathan Goldman, collectively known as DKNG. The technical talk is that "icon" refers to the object in a show or movie that distills its essence—like the DeLorean in Back to the Future, or the barge for Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory. The non-technical talk is that this series of art is really damn pretty, and more people need to do Beavis & Butt-head illustrations.

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Kubrick's The Shining has spawned countless conspiracy theories, a documentary, and now a line of clothing and home decor. Mondo has released Mondo237, a fashion collection dedicated to the infamous carpet pattern from Kubrick's film.

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We've featured the work of Andrew DeGraff before, the carefully arranged, graphically precise maps of character locations in Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and others of our favorite films. This weekend, however, he opened a show of new paintings in Los Angeles, featuring maps based a slew of other films, including Alien, The Breakfast Club, The Princess Bride, and a massive map of The Lord of the Rings. But if you want to see that one in beautiful high res, you'll have to check out /Film.

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Tumblr If It Were Stine imagines what classic horror movies would look like as Goosebumps books. This is my favorite, with Carrie as a close second. (Nerd Approved)

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Stephen King is gearing up for the release of his sequel novel to The Shining, Doctor Sleep, and naturally doing a few interviews. It's no secret the author never really cared for director Stanley Kubrick's version of his classic novel but we've never heard this one before. 

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Ghostbusters is one of the best comedic films of all time,  but you know what it doesn't have? A meticulously overwrought movie-length dissection of visual imagery and loosely related symbolic meanings done entirely by overenthusiastic fans. You know, like the one that director Rodney Ascher put together for Stanley Kubrick's The Shining in his documentary, Room 237. Luckily some inventive YouTube users have stepped up to fill this void and released a trailer for their own documentary, Spook Central, meant to uncover hidden truths in the 1984 classic. Wait -- 1984! Like the book! That's probably intentional! So many meanings to unpack.

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Okay, I admit it, not all of these are musicals. But I think in order to understand why some of these posters are so good, you should be notified immediately that a Dalek version of Footloose is a thing somebody spent time thinking about, and then making art of.

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Could Indy actually kill Darth Vader? No. But this itty-bitty short film by Patrick Boivin pleases my geeky, stop motion animation-loving heart to its very core all the same. Hit the jump to see Vader get schooled by Albert Einstein and Jack Torrance.

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Glen Mazzara might've found himself out of a job when he was canned as The Walking Dead's showrunner last December, but he's gotten back on his feet, having just landed a nice, easy, pressure-free gig. Oh, I'm sorry, what? He's in talks to write a prequel to The Shining, one of the most beloved horror movies of all time? He does like challenges, doesn't he?

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BitRebels introduced us to this concept design for a makeup compact/computer mouse hybrid. I'm not convinced.

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Sometimes, the posters for our favorite movies just don't match the things they make us feel. They're too glossy, too obviously airbrushed, maybe they feature the faces of the actors a little (or a lot) more prominently than they do any actual idea of the movie. This is precisely what makes this poster art by artist Adam Rabalais so cool. The volume itself is impressive; the quality even more so. Click through the jump to see some of our favorites.

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Do you ever feel like Hollywood is like your bigger, older brother who makes you punch yourself with your own fist, or is that just me? A prequel to Stanley Kubrick's The Shining is in the early stages of development. The who, what, why, and what for after the jump.

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