Top 10 Stephen King Movies | Must Watch Movies based on Stephen King Books

In today's episode I'm sharing with you what I think are the top 10 movies that are based on the books of the grandfather of horror: Stephen King.

0:00 Intro
01:40 Misery
02:43 The Shining
04:03 1408
05:19 The Mist
06:40 Secret Window
07:44 Gerald's Game
09:02 Christine
09:24 Doctor Sleep
11:42 Carrie
12:37 IT Chapter One
14:21 Wrap Up

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[CCnoodle]

Christine was a very recent watch for me as well. I was pleasantly surprised-definitely rewatchable 👍🏽

[StandYourGroundHomestead]

I just found your channel from the CZ collab ya'll did and i am already hooked! Great work, keep it up!

[hectormontalvo]

I love Stephen King's movies. I used to have a lot of his books but when I relocated from P.R. to NY I ended up living in a studio instead of a house so I have a lot less space. I ended up donating all his books and more to Goodwill. Good reviews and cool video!👍

[BloodTracks]

Hi Another great post, top notch reviews. I also enjoyed Kings short stories / Movies - Maximum Overdrive, Cat's Eye and Silver Bullet not forgetting The Dark Half and Needful Things

[SuperGrumpyDaddy]

Saw Carrie on a rerelease in about 1980, it gave me a lifelong love of Stephen King and Brian de Palma.
Great video, just came across your channel, have subbed! 👍

[meatpopsicle]

Gerald's game was a good one I agree. I enjoy all of these movies

[PlaytendoGuy]

Absolutely brilliant list of Steven King films, a few I've seen and a few I haven't, I'll certainly be checking them out. Thanks again for another in-depth and professional video, you really are one of the best horror YouTubers out there

[samuelpalmer]

Great review, good Stephen King picks! I just went to a thrift shop and found Misery on laserdisc for .50 cents, I have a few of his books. My favorite King based movie is Salem's Lot it's a classic. Thanks.

[ziggyfuckinsteve]

Love the list, love the channel, love me some Stephen King. I would definitely recommend desperation, and if you’ve never read that novel it is a must!

[hpbecraft]

It's a good list. If you haven't, definitely check out Pet Sematary and also Cujo.

[michaelbledstein]

1. Dolores Claiborne
2. Hearts in Atlantis
3. Shawshank Redemption
4. It (2017)
5. It: Chapter 2
6. It (1990)
7. Dead Zone
8. 1408
9. Carrie (2013)
10. Doctor Sleep

[jamiefrisby]

Hello, I really like Salem's lot, this is my favourite, and one of my favourite all round films (vampire). Pet Cemetery I also have on DVD and like very much. I also like Carrie, but the remake with Chloe Grace Moretz.

[ericcartman]

Upcoming Stephen King movies I hope start production soon,
The Long Walk
Rat
Life of Chuck
From a Buick 8
The Breathing Method
Christine

[Yamp]

I might be in the minority here (even Mr. King seem to disagree with me), but I really prefer the ending to "The Mist"'s novella than that of the film. I really love the uncertainty of it all. I feel like it really makes you connect with the characters, because they have no idea what will happen to them, and if there is any hope to be had, and it's the same for you. Will they survive? Will they die when trying to fuel their car tomorrow? Is there really a place with survivors waiting for them as they think they've heard on the radio? You just don't know. They just don't know. It really feels connected.

I understand what they were going for in the movie, and they've really succeded in what they wanted to achieve, but it really feels to me like there is nothing to tell after that. It's all over. It's dreadful. It's desperate. And that's that. Maybe I don't like it because it feels so mean spirited? I don't know. I guess it's up to personal taste. ;)

I guess my favorite of the bunch is "The Shining". I've always been a sucker for ghost stories and haunted house, so it's right up my alley. And Christine is also a favorite of mine. I also have a soft spot for Firestarter (the old one, I've not seen the new) and Cat's Eye, because I saw them when I was about 12 and they stuck with me.

[charbelkaram]

How many horror movies you have wathed