Which horror film based on Stephen King novel is your favorite?
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Posted 11 months ago
Nikolay Yeriomin (Mykola Yeromin), Champion
The shining. Tv serie can be included? I watched the stand from King
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108941/
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108941/
The poll about Stephen King's series has been already done. This one includes only his horror movies.
If,
I think you mean 'It'
Thank u Poak u were right sorry i was not thinking,
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1-The Shining and 2-Misery, because according to me IT wasn't a horror film, it has only 1 scene or two with gore, and 0 suspenseful scene. Misery was great but no horror at all, it is more a Thriller, it is not even listed as a Horror movie in IMDB. The Shining is the only true horror movie that I liked because it has one of the most suspenseful scene, I had ever watched ( When Danny turns the handle of room 237.
Misery erased from the list.
To this day I get chills even thinking about Zelda from the original Pet Sematary, so that would be my pick.
I knew someone would do that.
Now excuse me while I look for a pair of clean underwear.
Now excuse me while I look for a pair of clean underwear.
The Shining. It's probably not the best King adaptation but it's definitely the best film.
Nikolay Yeriomin (Mykola Yeromin), Champion
Stanley Kubrick had this habit to almost exclusively adapt novels and yet his adaptations were mostly their own things.
Jessica, Champion
Jessica, Champion
Peter, Champion
Congratulations! :D
I saw many of them, but I thought the best is '1922'. Now I revoted for 'It' (2017)
I saw many of them, but I thought the best is '1922'. Now I revoted for 'It' (2017)
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