Everyone ejaculates all over the new It because of 80s nostalgia

>>86928657
The Shining by far

>>86928873
The Shining is the best film if we look at it just from that perspective, but not the best King "adaptation" because Kubrick didn't care about sticking to the book as much (rightfully so).

King loves the 1408 film adaptation so probably that one.

The Shining. It's the only one I like.

I kind of like The Stand for nostalgia reasons.

>>86928921
Carrie is also pretty damn great. Is that accurate to the book?

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>>86928657
>Classic Kino Tier
The Shining
>Normie Solid Drama Tier
The Shawshank Redemption
Stand By Me
The Green Mile
>Enigmatic Claustrophobic Cosmic Horror Tier
The Mist
>Silly as fuck Enigmatic Claustrophobic Cosmic Horror Tier
Dreamcatcher
>Dated as fuck Tier
Carrie

>>86929087
>Dated as fuck
>Carrie
No

>>86928657
Out of those only the Dead Zone and the Shining really stand up.

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>>86929087
>The Shawshank Redemption
>solid drama
what a fucking meme

>>86929140
Oh come on anon. Sissy is amazing but apart from that, the movie isn't frightening at all. All the horror moments are undercut by garish design choices and high notes on the strings that are super cheesy. I actually have no idea why people consider it a horror classic apart from the central performance. The only scary moment is a cheap jump scare in the final dream sequence.

Nobody ever says Silver Bullet, fuck you guys.

>>86929140
Maybe dated it the wrong word. Psycho was made 16 years earlier and is infinitely more affecting. Cheesy and overrated are better words.

>>86928657

The Shinning stands alone as a film since it drops loads of stuff from the book and Kubrick made it his own.

Creepshow
Pet Semtary
Christine

King was hands on with all of those and there all good films. The Running Man was another film King didn't like . But to make a film based on his exact concept wouldn't be too exciting.

>>86929000
No.

The Shining was clearly the best, but Apt Pupil, Shawshank and Green Mile were pretty good too.

As an adaptation I'd say 11.22.63 is the best.

>No Carrie

shit list

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the correct answer. shining is good too

>>86930443
Stand by me, damn straight.

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Everyone here has forgotten about the best King Kino.

Misery and >>86928873

>>86930443
>>86930571
King said this one is his favourite

>>86928657
The Shining is easily the best "Steven King Movie" but it's not a very good adaptation of the book, which to be fair is fine by me because the movie was so much better.

I like Stand By Me a lot if that counts.

>>86929087
>Classic Kino Tier
>The Shining

The Shining is entry level at best

>>86928657
The Shining
Shawshank Redemption and Green Mile come secon
Then Stand By Me
Can't be assed to actually list the rest

>>86928657
The best movie based on King's work is The Shining because it does it's own thing rather than hopelessly follow the book. The best adaptation though would be Misery

>>86928657
The Shining, The Green Mile, Misery, and The Shawshank Redemption are the only legitimately good movies.

I like Salems lot for some reason.

>>86928657
Mist and Dark Tower.

carrie, the shining doesnt count because fuck stephen king kek

The more a movie diverges from a Stephen King novel, the better it gets.