The 10 Worst And 10 Best Stephen King Movies
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Date: 2020-07-14
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Comments and reviews: 9
Grim
WORST:
10) Cell (2016)
9) Graveyard Shift (1990)
8) Thinner (1996)
7) Maximum Overdrive (1986)
6) Needful Things (1993)
5) The Mangler (1995)
4) Riding the Bullet (2004)
3) Dreamcatcher (2003)
2) The Lawnmower Man (1992)
1) The Night Flier (1997)
BEST:
10) Carrie (1976)
9) Stand By Me (1986)
8) The Dead Zone (1983)
7) The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
6) The Shining (1980)
5) Misery (1990)
4) The Green Mile (1999)
3) Dolores Claiborne (1995)
2) 1408 (2007)
1) It (2017)
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WORST:
10) Cell (2016)
9) Graveyard Shift (1990)
8) Thinner (1996)
7) Maximum Overdrive (1986)
6) Needful Things (1993)
5) The Mangler (1995)
4) Riding the Bullet (2004)
3) Dreamcatcher (2003)
2) The Lawnmower Man (1992)
1) The Night Flier (1997)
BEST:
10) Carrie (1976)
9) Stand By Me (1986)
8) The Dead Zone (1983)
7) The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
6) The Shining (1980)
5) Misery (1990)
4) The Green Mile (1999)
3) Dolores Claiborne (1995)
2) 1408 (2007)
1) It (2017)
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Mark
This review is crap. Missing out so many classic and putting a few classic into worse films. Ones put in top ten most are crap and not his horror stories but rather thrillers. I think the person who made this list has not watched a lot of King's films or was too scarred to view them. As Mark8675332 list below some classics not mentioned. There are a few others with unique plots like the dark half, golden years. The running man, pet semetary, creepshow, Selem's lot etc
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This review is crap. Missing out so many classic and putting a few classic into worse films. Ones put in top ten most are crap and not his horror stories but rather thrillers. I think the person who made this list has not watched a lot of King's films or was too scarred to view them. As Mark8675332 list below some classics not mentioned. There are a few others with unique plots like the dark half, golden years. The running man, pet semetary, creepshow, Selem's lot etc
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Bryce
I'm Only including Horror
Top 10 Best
10. The Dark Half
9. Christine or Children Of The Corn
8. Cujo
7. Pet Semetery
6. The Dead Zone
5. The Graveyard Shift
4. Carrie
3. The Shining
2. IT
1. Misery
Top 10 Worst
10. Thinner
9. Maximum Overdrive
8. Firestarter
7. Needful Things
6. Riding The Bullet
5. The Nightflyer
4. The Longmower Man
3. The Mangler
2. Dreamcatcher
1. Cell
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I'm Only including Horror
Top 10 Best
10. The Dark Half
9. Christine or Children Of The Corn
8. Cujo
7. Pet Semetery
6. The Dead Zone
5. The Graveyard Shift
4. Carrie
3. The Shining
2. IT
1. Misery
Top 10 Worst
10. Thinner
9. Maximum Overdrive
8. Firestarter
7. Needful Things
6. Riding The Bullet
5. The Nightflyer
4. The Longmower Man
3. The Mangler
2. Dreamcatcher
1. Cell
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Laura
I loved Dreamcatcher, the book and the movie also liked Maximum Overdrive, and found Riding the Bullet a bit creepy. Shawshank Redemption is one of my favorite movies, Absolutely loved Misery, book and movie version, as well as Dolores Claiborne, and IT, same with the Green Mile. Personally, I think King's scariest books/movies are Rose Red, The Stand, Pet Sematary, Christine, and Carrie.
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I loved Dreamcatcher, the book and the movie also liked Maximum Overdrive, and found Riding the Bullet a bit creepy. Shawshank Redemption is one of my favorite movies, Absolutely loved Misery, book and movie version, as well as Dolores Claiborne, and IT, same with the Green Mile. Personally, I think King's scariest books/movies are Rose Red, The Stand, Pet Sematary, Christine, and Carrie.
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Joshua
certain things arent on this list because its all about opinion guys. This was probably compiled with the aim to agree with most peoples opinions but they cant get them all on. In my opinion Pet Sematary (old version) was one of Kings best adaptations but some people dont agree so thats why its not on here and the same with the rest
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certain things arent on this list because its all about opinion guys. This was probably compiled with the aim to agree with most peoples opinions but they cant get them all on. In my opinion Pet Sematary (old version) was one of Kings best adaptations but some people dont agree so thats why its not on here and the same with the rest
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Jean
The Stand was far and away the absolute best of adaptions of King's work. Thanks to his insistence on being involved it followed the plot of the book perfectly. The cast of all-stars led by the ineffable Gary Sinise who absolutely KILLED it was perfectly done. It was the best thing I've seen on screen of his work ever.
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The Stand was far and away the absolute best of adaptions of King's work. Thanks to his insistence on being involved it followed the plot of the book perfectly. The cast of all-stars led by the ineffable Gary Sinise who absolutely KILLED it was perfectly done. It was the best thing I've seen on screen of his work ever.
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timm
Pet cemetery. Fred Gwynne and Dale Midkiff, brilliant casting. That is epic chemistry between 2 very underrated actors. Overcoming some very stiff and poor performaces from Denise Crosby and Brad Greenquist, Gwynne and Midkiff dominate. By far the most engrossing of stephen king movies. Amazing acting between these 2.
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Pet cemetery. Fred Gwynne and Dale Midkiff, brilliant casting. That is epic chemistry between 2 very underrated actors. Overcoming some very stiff and poor performaces from Denise Crosby and Brad Greenquist, Gwynne and Midkiff dominate. By far the most engrossing of stephen king movies. Amazing acting between these 2.
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Richard
Needful Things doesnt have the depth of character the book had, but it never could. The novella Needful Things was the culmination of every story that had ever taken place in Castle Rock, Maine. It had over a decade of build up. For what it can be, Needful Things (1993) is a perfectly fun, enjoyable film.
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Needful Things doesnt have the depth of character the book had, but it never could. The novella Needful Things was the culmination of every story that had ever taken place in Castle Rock, Maine. It had over a decade of build up. For what it can be, Needful Things (1993) is a perfectly fun, enjoyable film.
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Gary
Stephen King didn't care for Kubrick's The Shining, because it was CRAP! (There should be a hundred times as many exclamation marks, but time prevents that.
Mind you, the TV version after Kubrick's death -- despite being more faithful to the book -- doesn't deserve a mention, either.
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Stephen King didn't care for Kubrick's The Shining, because it was CRAP! (There should be a hundred times as many exclamation marks, but time prevents that.
Mind you, the TV version after Kubrick's death -- despite being more faithful to the book -- doesn't deserve a mention, either.
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