A belt buckle inspired by the carpet pattern in the Overlook Hotel from Kubrick’s The Shining. $60
Wear the Overlook Hotel carpet on your feet with these Shining-inspired socks. $11
Be a tangerine dream in this Overlook Hotel-patterned sports coat. Bonus: there are other Shining-inspired articles of clothing in the All Work and No Play line from Loudmouth to complete your ensemble. $395
We’re going to insist that you don’t wear this t-shirt in polite company. $25
A 1968 Wedgwood Jasperware plate that was made to promote 2001: A Space Odyssey. $130
Wear the tee of a proper droog with this shirt referencing the drug-laced cocktail available at the Korova Milk Bar in A Clockwork Orange. $30
2001‘s sentient computer HAL 9000 won’t open the pod bay doors, but would probably approve of this t-shirt. $16
Because you’re not brave enough to wear the heart-shaped sunglasses, and this is the next best thing. $15
Don’t be creepy. Skip the mask and existential crisis. Purchase this lovely Eyes Wide Shut poster instead. $21
A perfectly peachy addition to your Kubrick poster collection. $21
The Grady twins and Jack Torrance’s typewriter rantings are a few of the highlights on this fun Kubrick corset. $260
Advertise your love of Anthony Burgess/Kubrickian opiates. $40
An ode to Kubrick’s 1956 noir. $21
The same Arne Jacobsen flatware featured in 2001. $100
Wear Alex’s prisoner number from A Clockwork Orange. $21
The Probe 16 car in A Clockwork Orange, referred to as a Durango 95 in the movie. $30
A mini version of the VHS box for The Shining, “perfect for people that love movies and also enjoy setting things on fire.” $6
The most terrifying knitwear ever. $168
The talking action figure version of R. Lee Ermey’s Gunnery Sergeant Hartman from Full Metal Jacket wants to see your war face. $75
For close inspection of those precious bodily fluids, the Dr. Strangelove eyeglass collection has you covered. $298