What is your favorite Stephen King novel?

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>>718396578

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ha neeeeeeeeeeeeeeerd

>>718396806
So skeleton crew is your answer?

>>718396578
misery

>>718396927
https://youtu.be/YTcHWtYMcts

The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon. fucking greatest.

Joyland

The man in black fled through the desert, the gunslinger followed.

The Gunslinger

>>718397383
>>718397389

What do you think of idris alba playing Roland in the upcoming movie??

From what I remember: Salem's Lot.

- The Shining was way too repetitive (inner thought process while he's chewing meds)
- The Long Walk: might have been boring as well.

I can't remember the ones I've read honestly, if you were asking about the movies about his novels, that's be another story though.

>>718398207
I loved The Long Walk.

I do a lot of running and I reread it before each marathon.

My personal favourite though is IT.
Except for the ending. I wish King could write a fucking ending.

>>718398207
King movie adaptations are so hit and miss.

11/22/63

Dark Rivers of the Heart

stephen king is genre shit. try reading a real author like william gaddis. faggots.

>>718398150
Well. I won't be seeing it. Idk, in the book he was white.

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>>718398207
Replying to myself.
Can someone recomment novels from his son Joe Hill?

I saw the movie Horns and loved it.

gerald's game
>hot naked red head tied up to a bed
>loli abuse flashback

movie coming out this year. booooosh.

>>718398703
I've only read the first two books so far and I don't recall his skin color but it doesn't bother me too much...

>>718398744
also, IT
>gangbang in the sewer

The Bill Hodges trilogy was pretty good, nothing special.

The Wind Through The Keyhole was excellent.

Seriously, no one likes The Tommyknockers?

That was hands down my favorite King book.

>>718396578
From a Buick 8 always intrigued me. 11/22/63 was a great read as well

>>718398703
Hah we're lucky they didn't make the Gunslinger a black woman. White men can't be heroes any more remember? Idris is a decent compromise.

>>718399154
What was that one about again? I don't remember that

>>718398813
It's not a colour thing.... it's just. Wrong. Maybe I will go see it. Yeah. I will. When does it come out?

>>718399283

Preach. For a white guy to be a hero he has to be dressed in spandex and be allergic to green rocks.

No but for real i agree.

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I'm reading The Bazaar of Bad Dreams right now.

>I love his short story collections.

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Easily one of his best. Very underrated.

>>718399294
Novelist finds flying saucer that starts making her super smart. Hardcore lush friend/love interest is somehow immune to crazy alien brainwashing stuff.

IT is my favorite by him, closely followed by Needful Things. His short stories are also very good, straight to the point. Oh Misery is also pretty good, such a huge self inflection on his own fears.

>>718399424

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt1648190/

>>718398150
he'll do a good job, it would have been better with idris elba and matt mac switching those roles tho

IT

>>718396578
I couldn't get all the way through the Stand or IT, he is honestly a pretty bad writer. If I wanted cheap thriller/horror fiction, Dean Koontz is much better.

Cain Rose up and Nona (?) from Skeleton Crew

>>718399553

Wow I'll have to check that out

>>718399553
he's immune because of a metal plate in his head. AND SUCK ENERGY FROM A DOG.

>>718399531
Can you briefly describe it?

>>718396578
The Stand

>>718399658
The Stand is awesome, just very slow. I love his emotional stuff.

>>718399883
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insomnia_(novel)

>>718396578
The Dark Half. Fucking great book m8

The Talisman

>>718398713
He only has 3, I think.

Horns
The Fireman
N0S4A2

Try NOS4A2 next.

>>718400009
I think King has a great mind for creating universes, just terrible at writing stories about them.

I can sympathize, because I know personally that translating thoughts into the physical is extremely difficult to do well.

>>718399918
This. Fuck the TV miniseries

Holy fuck /b/ appreciates Stephen King. Never would of guessed.

>>718398840
Fun story.
So I listen to audiobooks at my monotonous manual labor job. I've liked King since I was a teenager, so I've been listening to everything I can get of his. IT is read by Stephen Weber and excellently done.
Well I was on my way home from work and stopped at the store. While waiting in the checkout line they reach the child gangbang scene and I audibly said "what". By the time I checked out, sloppy seconds had turned in to sloppy minutes.
Not my proudest fap.

>>718400164

Heart-Shaped Box, although I haven't read it.

I'm reading Horns now, it's fucking with me bad.

>>718400164
Is that a leet Nosferatu?

>>718398703
Back to your garbageboard

The Dark Tower series
Salem's Lot
Cell was pretty interesting

>>718399531
dude that book was insane...totally need to read that again

>>718400471
Why does this not surprise me... of COURSE he would have a creepy ass gate looking like that

>>718400363
Yeah, kind of.

It's good. I'd recommend it tbh.

>>718400350
Shit, dunno how I forgot that one! Heart Shaped Box is creepy as shit.

>>718398713
Joe Hill is a helluva good writer, unlike his dad.

Seems like most people like King but the minority who doesn't, REALLY FUCKING DOESNT. Why?