My Top 5 Stephen King Novels

[@dantess2693]

Some of my favourite King stories; 1. The Stand 2. The Drawing of the Three 3. The Long Walk 4. The Talisman 5. 11/22/63

[@alteredperceptions3813]

the long walk is so good!

[@garycooper8575]

you should read the running man

[@westlydost6514]

I love the Long Walk...such a great work and we hear so little about it.

[@bryanmartinez7063]

Dantess26 omg! 11/22/63 is so gooooood! Like I finished it in 2 days in total!

[@ellishastings9350]

Drawing/WAstelands are tied for me because--for me, at least--they go together as one long, continuous novel.

[@pepesanchez5802]

1 The stand 2 The shining 3 Salem’s lot 4 Misery 5 Pet cemetery

[@wintersoldier3971]

Respect for picking Salem’s lot👊🏻

[@k.d.kelley2830]

The Stand is epic. Period. Best thing he's ever written in my opinion. The uncut version is well over a thousand pages but it never gets boring. The Long Walk is my favorite book he published under the pen name Richard Bachman.

[@scottbryant6220]

I love the ending of IT as well. The book, anyway. The ending just did not translate well to film. I am just not a fan of the movie version, but the novel is my favorite book of all time.

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

I'm intrigued to see the new IT movie - the 90s miniseries was terrible, but with the right people and the right script, IT could be a really good film. I just hope they don't butcher it. I hate when my favorite books end up being terrible movies.

[@scottbryant6220]

I agree that the movie was terrible. I hope they do good things with the new one, but I am afraid it is going to be PG-13. I just don't think the story can be told effectively as a PG-13 movie.

[@orlagirly]

Scott Bryant Pretty sure it's gonna be rated R, there's gonna be so much more stuff in the new one like The Leper and Neibolt St

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

That's what I'm hearing - I'm trying to not get my hopes up too high, but I can't help but get excited that they might actually get this adaptation right.

[@orlagirly]

ARRRGH! Schooling I've been keeping up with the filming of it and even if we don't end up with a faithful adaptation (which is disheartening, but possible) we should end up with a good horror flick. The crew are big fans of the book, from what I investigated some of them even brought their own copies onto set to re-read it I believe. Fingers crossed!!

[@wryn_sigil]

My dad is getting a Stephen King book that he absolutely loved when he first read it and it was 'Night Shift' I'm excited!

[@turtleanton6539]

I love it

[@turtleanton6539]

@warrcc c one of the best stories för sure!!!

[@mahamike]

If you ever get a chance to hear the audio book of “Needful Things”... The book is read by Stephen King and it is a total hoot!! My favorite King book is “11-22-63-

[@turtleanton6539]

Oh really!! Only heard they swedish audio

[@brookeally1346]

I’m about halfway done with “The Stand” First Stephen King book and I’m really liking it. I’m going to try a scary one next.

[@chris060372]

*It* *The* *Stand* *Pet* *Semetary* *The* *Green* *Mile* *The* *Long* *Walk* Honorable Mentions: *Misery* *The* *Dark* *Half* *The* *Tommyknockers* *Gerald's* *Game* (excluding the court proceedings at the end) *The* *Last* *Rung* *of* *the* *Ladder* (short story from Night Shift) Currently reading *11.22.63* and really enjoying it, especially the return to characters from *It*

[@Ang417]

just finished reading misery now im on needful things loving it

[@aullidolunar]

You should try read Dark half first, and optional The dead zone, you'll love some direct connections.

[@SparksDrinker]

Nice, Needful Things is underrated.

[@turtleanton6539]

@@aullidolunar oh wow never readthose

[@turtleanton6539]

@@SparksDrinker its a great book!!

[@dantecorrado2220]

My favorite Stephen King books: 1. Christine 2. The Shining 3. Carrie 4. The Long Walk 5. Cujo 6. Insomnia 7. Four Past Midnight 8. The Bazaar of Bad Dreams

[@benstein2781]

My favourites are IT, Salem's Lot and The Stand

[@travisfirmstone9759]

just started reading Stephen king within 2 years ago. started with under the dome and I loved it aside from the ending. read a portion of the dead zone and now beginning the dark tower series. he's a very good story teller!

[@wyatth9689]

The first one of King's books that I ever read was The Cycle of the Werewolf, then Cujo, now I'm reading Misery. I love his books!

[@barbarasenteney1011]

It is so hard to choose a favorite Stephen King book so I will do 10 Lisey's Story, It , The Stand, Pet Semetary , Delores Claiborne , Gerald's Game , Carrie, Storm of the Century, Needful Things, and last is Lunch at the Gotham Cafe, which is a short story in Everything's Eventual collection. First time I heard of Lunch at the Gotham Cafe was here on youtube, it is an audiobook read by the author himself, and it was awesome to hear it in his own voice, I read everything Stephen King

[@pheo152]

My favorites are Rose Madder and Bag of Bones, but ALL of the ones you mentioned are good. Did you like Eyes of the Dragon? I love, love, love his short stories, especially the Everything's Eventual and Nightmares & Dreamscapes collections. The Body and Shawshank are my favorite novellas (and movies!).

[@fridahultgren8865]

I remember Insomnia being really really good. I think I like it better then the Stand. I have read Cujo, Carrie, tommyknockers (bad) and a few more. I like Stephen King a lot :) It is waiting for me in the bookshelf!

[@NaveenKumarErroju]

misery is not in the list?

[@georgebuchan3665]

I personally didn't think Misery was a great book but was ok

[@burge2695]

@@georgebuchan3665 same

[@pimeness5822]

I will always believe that The Long Walk will always be stephen king's bsat work and my personal favorite novel of his

[@stephaniereynolds3449]

I just read my first Stephen King book earlier this year for a bookclub. We read 11/22/63 and I really liked it. I may have to read the stand since you suggested it as a place to start. Just found your channel and I'm making my way through your videos. 👍🏼

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

I have been meaning to read 11/22/63 for ages - I have both the e-book version and the hardcover. I hear it's fantastic. I hope you enjoy The Stand!

[@stephaniereynolds3449]

It was very good IMO. I've always been interested in the Kennedy assasination and time travel so this was an awesome pairing. Don't bother watching the Hulu series. Unless you really love James Franco. He was pretty good in it.

[@melodiemonnier8722]

My favorite one is 11/22/63📚

[@sodapopbrosky]

I tried reading IT when I was 13 or 14 and it made me sick. Didn’t pick it up again until my 20s lol. Good picks, good vid. 👍🏽

[@SparksDrinker]

Have you read The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon? For some reason I didn't think I'd like it but it's one of my favorites.

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

Not yet but I own it!

[@Bookspine5]

I have yet to read the Needful Things.

[@Bookspine5]

The last one I read was The Mist.

[@westlydost6514]

1. Cell: Just love everything about this book! 2. The Stand: Yep, its certainly a great read 3. Under the Dome: If you haven't read it...do! Its one of the best character books I have read. 4. The Talisman: Both books co-authored by Peter Straub. 5: Different Seasons: A collection of four novellas based after seasons sort of. Great collection and has one of my all time favorite novellas of all time...The Body.

[@lisa.user-xm7kz2tb6x]

i Loved Under the Dome & Cell!

[@Cat-ci2bl]

good list, but the dark tower series is king's magnum opus - he's even stated so himself. if you haven't read any of those yet (seeing how this was posted over a year ago, you may have by now) give them a read! they're damn good.

[@creamofthecrop4339]

I've read misery, the langoliers (a novella in four past midnight), the shining, and I'm starting It.

[@TheLJShow-ys8wr]

i got a nightmare reading IT

[@hindustanishroud7807]

You explain the best ......... I feel like reading all of it .... I have subscribed you

[@gustavoavila1982]

My favorites are Bag of bones and Hearts in Atlantis. Because they were the first books I read from King and made me a fan. I laugh and cry every time with Those books, love the characters.

[@ThatIckyGuy]

Some of my favorites: Under the Dome, 11/22/63, It, The Drawing of the Three, The Outsider, the Bill Hodges Trilogy, the rest of the Dark Tower books (wasn't crazy about Gunslinger or Wizard and Glass, though), The Shining, Misery, Christine, etc.

[@saucymauve]

One of my very favorites is "Misery"..wow!

[@wolfstar675]

One of his most "recent" ones that I consider one of his best post 2000 is "Revival" Currently reading "Joyland" I'm catching up with his post 2010 works.

[@ididgt4259]

we both read It second and at 13 years of age and it got me hooked

[@invictusbat7225]

Have you read bag of bones WHAT ABOUT DARK TOWER

[@FuturefaithfreedomBlogspot143]

shawshank redemption and the dark half ooo and the Dark Tower are my faves

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

+FutureFaithFreedom Homeschool I have still never read The Dark Tower. I've only made it through the first 2 and a half books and I was underwhelmed. I hear people talk about it all the time though, so I want to try them again. Maybe I'll like them better now?

[@FuturefaithfreedomBlogspot143]

i don't know lol but the reason why i loved it was because the books i had were beautiful copies that had gorgeous art work inside and it just helped my imagination run wild. Someone gave them to me so that is always great lol i really liked the cowboy character he was very intriguing.

[@FuturefaithfreedomBlogspot143]

never know, mybe try it again

[@thetruthfacts9267]

Just finished reading my fist book by Stephen king ever.. the pet sematary! Loved it but I regret watching the movie before finishing the book.

[@Protoporos_18]

5. Misery 4. Pet senatary 3. The stand 2. The shining 1. It

[@GJitzu]

Nice list I'm new to SK. I just read the shining and trying to pick between it and the stand. Any advice?

[@hfdbmysx1473]

My top 3 favorite King books of all time (in order) are 1. Pet Sematary 2. It 3. Misery

[@chrisbronico3667]

Nice video and list. I have not read IT but the rest of these books listed here are in my top 10 as well. My top 5 are 5. The Institute 4. Needful Things 3. Mr.Mercedes 2. Salem’s Lot 1. The Stand

[@lawrencestalbow-best2317]

Top 5 for me: 5. Insomnia 4. Dreamcatcher 3. 11.22.63 2. The Stand 1. Under The Dome

[@ethannicholas]

My list 1. It 2. The Shining 3. Misery 4. Carrie 5. Salem's Lot

[@horrorking6409]

I am reading IT at the minute and I like it so far if anyone else has read IT tell me if it is good cause I love the miniseries and the new trailers for the movie

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

I am currently re-reading It in anticipation of the movie. It has been several years since the last time I read it. I'm planning on re-watching the miniseries when I finish and then seeing the new adaptation the day it is released. Then I'll do a book to movie review. :)

[@sasuke22dante]

It's a great book, far better than the miniseries, and quite different in a good way. For what I've seen in the new trailers, the remake might do a better job at adapting it, hope you get to finish it before the movie!

[@panzoproductionz8814]

I'm reading IT right now and I love it so far

[@MM-pw3wb]

Excellent reviews , thank you!

[@benjaminkennedy5083]

My favorite (so far) are: 1. It 2. The Stand 3. 11/22/63 4. Misery 5. The Dead Zone 6. The Green Mile 7. Pet Sematary Currently reading The Outsider and so far loving it. What a brutal first chapter it has

[@benjaminkennedy5083]

warrcc c it’s in my top 15. I just finished it. The ending was really dark and I just love all of his castle rock stories

[@adlofheltirchiefadvisortot40]

still haven't read the stand...the book is so big i feel like i need to be on holiday for a week to read it...and i cannot holday for a week

[@panzoproductionz8814]

The book is drawn out, so if u want an all interesting book, I suggest reading misery

[@dantess2693]

It might be drawn out but it's worth it for the journey. I read the uncut edition, and enjoyed pretty much all of it

[@keelanleavy311]

Dantess26 I'm reading the stand now

[@sasuke22dante]

My top 5: 5. NIght Shift (short stories) 4. The Drawing of the Three (Dark Tower #2, haven't read the rest yet) 3. Needful Things 2. The Langoliers (it's the first of the 2 stories contained in One Past Midnight) 1. It I'm reading The Stand right now so this is subject to change! Some other SK books I've read: The Gunslinger, Skeleton Crew, The Dark Half, The Dead Zone, Christine, Bag of Bones, Two Past Midnight

[@otterhero6229]

sasuke22dante Btw its actually four past midnight - there are four stories, not two (though the first two are the best.)

[@naturalism1234567]

What's your favorite skeleton crew story I liked the mist was awesome and the raft too

[@DVR_Made]

Have you not read different seasons? The Body and Shawshank Redemption is what makes that book top 5 for me

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

I have read it and it's one of my favorites - just didn't make top 5. I talked about it in my other Stephen King video. ;)

[@DVR_Made]

ARRRGH! Schooling Either way I loved this video you made. I'm constantly looking through KZbin and seeing who thinks which are King's top 5 to know which book to read next. Thanks for the video!

[@billcbren]

1. The Dead Zone 2. Different Seasons 3. The Stand 4. The Shining 5. Salem's Lot As you can see, I like King's earlier work better, and I prefer when he writes about the supernatural. When he strays from that, he becomes just an ordinary writer. But I do like him; he was a big part of my childhood.

[@burge2695]

I've read IT, misery, pet semetary, needful things..and now I'm reading the shining

[@firetiger-io7no]

i think im in love

[@Reneebenson]

i would have loved to hang out with the losers club im acutally in 1/3 way in it for the second time. carrie is one of my top 3 faves because i was bullyed as a kid so i can understand how she felt

[@maleehatahir6280]

I think my favorite ones are the salem's lot and firestarter.

[@diskjokk]

Just found your channel while trying to find a Stephen King book I haven't read. "It" and "The Stand" are my favorite King books! I'm curious to know what you think about the upcoming "It" movie based on the trailers; and stuff you've heard or read about it. Personally, I think it looks amazing and scary and darn entertaining! Lastly, I did find a book (by watching KZbin) that I didn't know about. It's called, "In the Tall Grass" by Stephen King and his son, Joe Hill. It's a short story. I just bought it on Audible.com because the KZbinr says that this was one of her favorite King stories and it's quite horrific! Consider me a new sub to your channel. Great video!

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

I am very excited for the IT adaptation. I think the trailers look amazing. I hated the 90s miniseries...it stripped the story of everything that made it so great and scary. This version looks like it is following the book for the most part. I'm about to start rereading IT in anticipation of the movie coming out. I will probably do a review comparing the movie and book after I see it. :)

[@diskjokk]

OMG! The 2nd trailer for "IT" is sooooo creepy... that little chant towards the end of the trailer, really got under my skin. I just re-read the book a few months ago. September 8th can't get here fast enough! I look forward to your movie and book comparison video.

[@georgebuchan3665]

So far I have read Carrie, Salem's Lot, Misery, Mr Mercedes, Revival and currently reading the shining, I would say Mr Mercedes and Revival being his more recent books are actually better than the other ones, the story seems to quickly pick up from the start and every chapter was enjoyable instead of reading chapters just to get through the book

[@lauraashleypolisena8284]

Great picks

[@themlgprodigy8487]

I'm starting with Everythings Eventual and Insomnia

[@cameronrussell9362]

After spending the last 2 years reading Robert Jordans Wheel of Time series, (up to book 11 out of 12), I decided to take a break and read something else. Since I saw that they are remaking IT, I thought I would re-read it. But after reading about a 1/4 of the book, I have realised that I haven't read it at all. I have read so many Stehpen King books that I assumed that I had read it. (Its awesome BTW). So, I thinkI will go back and see which of his classics that I have not read. Which included The Stand. My favourites are Christine (First King book that I ever read) Thinner Firestarter The Tommyknockers Dolores Claiborne So yeah, all the old ones.

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

Cameron Russell I really liked Christine, Firestarter, and The Tommyknockers. I haven't read Thinner or Delores Claiborne yet.

[@cameronrussell9362]

Thinner has a real kick at the end!

[@burge2695]

Im currently reading the wheel of time..I'm on book 3 😀 I'm reading IT as well

[@nathanielphillips3592]

I'm really disappointed because ive been watching a few of these "favorite Stephen king books" and 'Salem's Lot hasn't been on one of them. Now I know the ending is Anti-Climactic but it was the second King book ive ever read (the first was Carrie) and it scared the crap out of me as a kid!

[@lifewithahmed81]

yeah enjoyed the video and subscribed already and right now i m reading lee child die trying, its the second in jack reacher series. nothing special about it yet but the book one was so good. its called the killing floor. if u like thrillers u must read that. i loved it so much but little disappointed that second book is not so great but i dont like to leave the books incomplete. what do u say. if i dont like the novel should i continue reading or just stop. i read more than half already. thnx.

[@JP-fg2vo]

In the stand Can I skip the part of the plag and just get to the part with the survivers because I do not like sickness and plags that's my only fear so can I skip to the part about the survivers

[@DeafGirl93]

The only one I have read so far is Pet Sematary. I am currently read FireStarter. I also rented the book Mr Mercedes from the public library. I am currently on season 2 of the show Mr Mercedes. I own 7 Stephen King books and I own one audiobook from the Audible app. The books I own are; FireStarter, Pet Sematary, Cujo, Carrie, The Shinning, Misery, IT and 11/22/63. The audiobook on Audible I own is The Stand.

[@MrRay31]

I just read IT, I loved IT!! I wanna get the green mile and the pet sematary now!!

[@rsolo333]

whats your recommendation for some one who's never read a Stephen King book and is in middle school

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

I read my first Stephen King novel when I was in middle school - I started with Carrie. The Shining is also a great starting place, that is the book I handed my oldest daughter when she wanted to try out King.

[@rsolo333]

ARRRGH! Schooling great thanks!😁

[@thetruthfacts9267]

I bought 25 Stephen king books including the pet sematary- which I just read and loved, but now I’m really wondering witch books to start between the stand and the dark tower since they are huge! And there’s also Salem’s lot. Any recommendations on where to start?

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

The Shining is a great place to start if you have it!

[@andreassweetcakes79]

I loved the Mr.Mercedes trilogy.

[@drfilms6474]

Andrea Sullivan those were some of his best books

[@georgebuchan3665]

I have only read Mr Mercedes and thought it was one of his best books I have read so far

[@doublesunglasses8854]

Like the list, but what are the other five you like

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

Different Seasons - which is 4 novellas is pretty fantastic. Carrie is great - is so creepy, and such a classic. The Tommyknockers is a really fun alien invasion story. Insomnia is a really weird story that I thoroughly enjoyed - where else can you find a novel where elderly people are the heroes? The Shining is also really great. Honorable mention - Full Dark, No Stars - this was another short story collection, but all the stories were about the darkness in people, nothing supernatural. The stories were really well done.

[@doublesunglasses8854]

Shining and Tommyknockers are great. Ever read Selems Lot, Carrie, or the Dead Zone?

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

I've read all of those - though I didn't love 'Salem's Lot or the Dead Zone. Actually, The Dead Zone is probably one of my least favorite King novels, though I haven't read it in probably over 10 years.

[@magicbus63]

My Top 5 5. Hearts In Atlantis 4. Pet Sematary 3. Stephen King's IT! 2. Needful Things 1. The Shining

[@adlofheltirchiefadvisortot40]

hearts in atlantis is my favourite.. :)

[@alteredperceptions3813]

I loved The Shining!

[@noctisera3380]

Needful things was the first Stephen King book I read. I was 12 at the time.

[@MrGrim15]

I read 3 novels by him and I was really young. Like 10 to the age of 12. It, Misery, and The Stand(which I've now read twice at 23). I think I was too young tough because I started in the 4th grade and up. Ugh, best shit ever, and I'm dumb for not going through the rest of his work sooner . . . .

[@alyssaalexander3919]

My top five are Christine The Green Mile Dolores Claiborne Joyland The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon

[@FredMaverik]

lol wtf that is certainly different

[@claraclearwater3841]

1.) The girl who loved Tom Gordon 2.) The Long Walk 3.) It 4.) Needful things

[@nathanpoirier7200]

It and misery are probably his top 2 for me

[@jenn4900]

I gotta be honest, THAT scene from IT ruined the whole book for me. You know the scene, Beverly and the boys. I thought that was just terrible and I didn't see a good reason for it. I loved The Stand until the end. One of my favorite books but that ending! Loved Pet Semetary, and I never read Needful Things but there was a terrible vomit scene in The Body (Stand By Me) too. Was the scene in Needful Things worse than that one?

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

+J Diddy I agree, that scene in IT is problematic, but I loved the rest of the book so much that I was able to overlook it. And I definitely agree on the endings - it's really a huge flaw in many of Stephen King's books. Some are worse than others (I think Cell is up there in worst ever endings). Yeah, the vomit scene in Needful Things is definitely up there with the one in The Body - really anytime a large group of people are vomiting it's awful, lol. In Needful Things, if my memory serves, it's nearly the whole town inside the church when everyone starts getting sick all over each other.

[@jenn4900]

+ARRRGH! Schooling oh my! lol I wonder why that is a theme SK has used more than once?

[@DanielS-rp6hw]

I agree the stand is the BEST!!!

[@CaatsGoMoooo]

My list so far 1. IT 2. Lisey's Story 3. Dolores Claiborne 4. Geralds Game 5. The Long Walk

[@CaatsGoMoooo]

@warrcc c I havent read Cujo yet! But I have the hardcover so it's definitely in my TBR :D

[@naturalism1234567]

Out the ones ive read are the Stand It pet sematary the shining salem lot and Cujo because I love survival horror

[@jimhasan4870]

My top 5 King book- 1. 11/22/63 2. IT 3. The Shining 4. Pet Sematary 5. Under The Dome

[@lifewithahmed81]

what is that game of thrones big book behind yr head.

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

There are 2 - The World of Ice and Fire, which is written to be a history of Westros, and the Lands of Ice and Fire, which is a bunch of fold out maps of all the places mentioned in the books.

[@lifewithahmed81]

thnx so much for the reply. and i m still watching this video :)

[@shayanhussain5659]

how did u not like the shining? i respect your opinion but i personally think its his best book

[@keiajamapp6303]

what editions are your books

[@julieyep8282]

Emily, my teen wants to read Stephen King (big fan of HP Lovecraft stories) but I'm not sure which to start him on since I don't read horror. He loves scary but does not want sex scenes. Any suggestions? Thanks!

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

Maybe the Shining? I think that was the first Stephen King my oldest daughter read and I don't recall anything sexual in the novel. Firestarter and Cujo could work too, as could Insomnia, The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon, and Cell. I would also recommend that if you want scary without sex scenes, check out John Saul. I loved his novels when I was a young teen. His books also frequently feature a teen protagonist.

[@koffieboy93]

Is it still your top 5 ?

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

Yes - I think so. :)

[@koffieboy93]

ARRRGH! Schooling im reading pet semetery now for the first time I'm so excited

[@koffieboy93]

ARRRGH! Schooling maybe a nice idea for you a book vs movie review from pet semetery

[@theivory1]

I just finished Desperation. That one made my top ten.

[@welzgo4660]

I’m a freshman just getting into Stephen king, right now I’m reading The Shining but I’m almost done and I don’t know what other books I should read as a starter, what do you recommend?

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

I would highly recommend both Carrie and Pet Semetary - they are both fairly short and some of my favorite King. If you are feeling ambitions, read IT.

[@bigguy8]

what edition of the stand is that

[@ARRRGHSchooling]

It's an old 90s paperback. I bought it at Walden books back when they used to have bookstores in malls.

[@scombs6543]

Pet Sematary was my first Stephen King book. IT was my second.

[@donaldmcauliffe7653]

My favorite steven king book is the dead zone

[@nursemain3174]

Salem’s lot is my number one and I love firestarter a lot too😊

[@corycastleman6351]

It Misery 11/22/63 The talisman Needful things

[@saramarques7765]

No one refers to the talisman? Wow... You should read it

[@shantanu3231]

If you guys want to read classic King ,then just pick Salem's lot ,it's so good ......

[@nikolatesla5553]

I'd suggest people start with Different Seasons. 4 Novellas that are very good. I do agree that The Stand is his best though. But that book is long and goes on and on. That's like his War and Peace.

[@scott09g96]

I enjoyed The Stand, but felt like it was extremely anti-climactic. Otherwise, killer list! All great reads. My favorites are: 11/22/63, IT, and Misery.

[@possessedslig]

Agree about the stand, amazing build up then a damp squib of an ending

[@Johann-4354]

My favorite is The Dead Zone. Not scarry but very good.

[@thedanger1269]

I love Misery.

[@Reneebenson]

first time i have heard on here of someone else loving needful things great book good movie

[@mahamike]

I am surprised you liked the movie?

[@possessedbyhorror4685]

i really want to read the stand! it looks and sounds so good! I am 11 and i will read the stand,it,and pet semetary i am reading the green mile and it is so

[@daydreamcon]

possessed by horror I read It a couple of weeks ago. It is a huge book that I read in a week. My mom wont let me read the stand 😢😢😢

[@maleehatahir6280]

Cujo too.

[@viktorwolfe8333]

weird! I was just talking to a guy about my top 5 king books. I told him: IT, THE STAND, PET SEMATARY, NEEDFUL THINGS, and THE GREEN MILE. That's no shit. Weird, huh?

[@aullidolunar]

About It, after 500 pages of background story...."-Mike: Do you remember seeing something strange? - Old dude: I saw a clown.". -_-