Blood squeezes out of the firmly-shut red elevator doors and fills the lobby.Two of the Overlook""s ime-warped occupants - a pair of young, mannequin-like twin girls (Lisa and Louise Burns), each wearing a blue party dress [are they he previous caretaker Grady""s two murdered daughters?], holding hands in a flower-wallpapered hallway, and staring grimly at the camera, appear in a cut-in for an instant between the engulfing waves of spilling blood.In 1959, she watched while he killed a lot of people.Many other films since the mid-30s have told the tale of two estranged young fugitives who are mad lovers (amour fou) on the run - Fritz Lang""sYou Only Live Once (1937)with Henry Fonda and Sylvia Sidney,Persons in Hiding (1938)with Patricia Morison and J.She describes he two-week old occupant of the rented room whose name is Carlotta Valdes: "I can""t imagine that sweet girl with that dear face.His father responds: "You""re an unprincipled man, Hud."In one of the film""s memorable scenes, Homer condemns his drunken son Hud, and criticizes his entire philosophy of life:You don""t give a damn.