David Harbour recreates 'Here's Johnny' scene from 'The Shining'

Stranger Things actor David Harbour recently recreated a scene from Stephen King book aption  Shining to celebrate festival of Halloween. On vember 1, Harbour posted a video on his Instagram handle. He recreated horror scene from Shining that was played by Jack Nicholson in movie.

David Harbour's Halloween treat

Considered to be one of scariest scenes, Nicholson, plays role of a struggling writer and alcoholic, Jack Torrance, who finally goes crazy and mits to fact that he a psychopath killer. Exploiting horror factor, Harbour dressed up as movie character and nailed deranged Jack's expression with perfection. Although video ends when so-called "axe" that Harbour was used to break door, broke.

At beginning of video, David can be seen kcking on closed door and starts mouthing off dialogues by saying Little pigs, Little pigs let me in and n goes on to say that "I will huff, I will Puff and I will blow your house in", before toy ax that he planned on using to enact final sequence broke as soon as he hit it on door.

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video was shot by Kris Jenner and it prompted users to comment and ask for a remake of 1980 horror classic with Harbour as deranged killer, Jack Torrance. Ar user was surprised with ease with which Stranger Things actor played role and ded that first, he looked like Orson Welles and late as Jack Nicholson.

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Shining

Shining was an aptation of famous horror writer, Stephen King's book by same name and focused on Jack Torrance's character slowly losing itself in world of mness. much talked about scene h character poke his he through hole in door after making it with an axe and say "Here's Johny", even as his on-screen wife was on or side of door.

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