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Every horror fanboy that is worth their screaming must have a Loveub for at least a story about Steven King, which was adapted to the big screen. Since 1976 Over the years, these have accumulated boxing office of over $ 3 billion. While the likes of "Stand by Me" and "The Shawshank Redemption" (what Idb considers as the biggest film ever made) We stood on the test of time, there is a varied collection of horrors that stood as movie favorites and earned a different kind of loveice as a result. I am sorry, Andy Duffen, but your prison break from Showushank can still bring tears, but there are other stories of the works of the valuable writer who raise pulses in a very different way.

But what stories about the heart that turn into movies are what every fans of the self -respecting film really can't live without seeing them? Of course, meeting with individuals like Michael Meyers is a must, and there are a package of ghost stories you need to spend, but in the case of Steven King's stories, there is an Ellev Hawk Collection that is absolutely worth visiting. Given this, we have gathered quintensial films that include Clown Killers, Ghosts of Dead Girls and Perhaps one of the most terrible types of villains that can be imagined - obsessed fans of a popular franchise. Good job, this is the whole fiction, right?

Although it may be well documented how much Stephen King was not a fan of the adaptation of Stanley Kubrick to "Glitter", The visit of the master's director of the Hotel "Views" is still not only one of the most beloved adaptations of the author's work, but also as one of The biggest films ever made. The fall of Jackack Torrence (Jackack Nicholson) may take a different way than the one originally mapped in King's book, but the air of the impending fear and absolute terror remains in the Wallsids of Kubrick's adaptation, which endured his 1980 debut.

Numerous components make the "glitter" such a nightmare experience that is not only incorporated into the memories of horror fans, but also in popular culture as a whole. The elevator that shoots with blood, the woman in the room 237, the bear and the poor Danny Torrens (Danny Lloyd), have been worse and thrown into the Gradi Gemini still cooling bones. Panic and fear grow only thanks to the incredible performance of Shelley Duval, as Jackec's tired wife, Wendy and Jackec, are slowly losing their reasonability and got an ax for grinding. King may have tried to improve with a masterpiece that did not see his eye, but every horror fan that can be self-respecting and needs to be absolutely ensured that they give it a look.

"Kerry" is a gem for so many reasons. It is the first adaptation of Steven King from the author's work based on His first novel. The 1976 film also signifies one of the few, but beautiful dip Brian de Palma in horror in what will become his most iconic blood venture, blood dipped, Sissy Spacek and prom night, her thugs would never forget. Spesak plays the title socially awkward, but an innocent soul with a secret is waiting to explode, as a result of the painful existence, it is forced to endure both at home and at school. In addition to the big hair of Nancy Allen, Chris Hugenen and Johnon Travolta as her boyfriend, Billy Nolan, Kerry's God -fearing mother, Margaret (Pepper Lori), applied the virus just as hard until everyone was victims of Kerry's telecent forces.

The outcome leads to a twisted, but scary final that gets used to Kerry, while also afraid of worried if she will ease her strikers. But why she? As Margaret warned, "they will all laugh."

Once the last drop of blood on the pig is spilled, the Cup of Raw High Schools is not a funny thing in what is still a great watch. While the film was followed by a malicious sequel in 1999 and remake in 2002 and 2013, hoping that Mike Flanagan's favorite king-adaptation will bring an equally amazing dose of revenge when his The Kerry show arrives at Amazon Premier.

He may have met a disappointing reception after her publication, but "Doctor Sleep" is, despite being an unthinkable achievement by director Mike Flanagan, an impressive horror film that does not hesitate to push the boundaries to a shocking measure. Following the events of "Shining", Dani Torrence (Evan McGregor) has grown and resorted to addiction means to escape his past, only to find the same self -destructive way his father was going. Unfortunately, all roads somehow return to the Hotel "Views".

One of the most understood hereditary sequels in recent years, "Doctor Sleeps" Brilliantly married King's next story to "Glitter", while still paying tribute to Kubrick's classic adaptation. Expanding the world of master author and those who shine in it, "Doctor Sleep" has some really great characters including Rose Hat, who, thanks to Rebecca Ferguson's incredible performance, can be one of the biggest villains of the king ever. Leading a sucking group known as The True Knot, this terrible cup is at the center of one of the most disturbing scenes of the film, which includes the killing of an 11-year-old boy. It is even before Flanagan tries to wake the task of waking up the Monster Hotel and the disturbing guests lost inside.

The movie made for horror fans from a true horror fan, "Doctor Sleep" is one of the wounds, but professionally made royal adaptations from Flanagan and the first of many great to come.

After breaking his hearts with "Stand by Me" and "When Harry Meet Sally", director Rob Rainer went to break his ankles by keeping Jamesiyes Khan Bedbend and leaving Katy Bates to go to bats ** as his biggest fan. "Misery" sees Khan as an author (shock) Paul Sheldon, whose plans to kill his beloved literary character Misasia Shastein are interrupted when he finds himself trapped in the house of his biggest fan, absolutely stockers Annie Wilks (Bates). A useful hand to put a pole of Mend quickly becomes nothing, but as he is against his will of Annie, who is determined to see that the future of misery gets a copy, no matter what.

King's biggest horror characters are often bred by monsters in us, and Annie Wilks is a great example. Bates switches from a nurse to obsess the fan at one point, perfectly covers the monster waiting at the foot of Paul Sheldon's bed, and therefore allows Jamesiyes Khan to create a real image of helplessness That, at that time, some male actors were not ready to try. Like many adaptations, Rainer's "misery" changes the main point of conspiracy by preventing Sheldon from losing foot In the bookBut that does not move away from his version, making the average viewer bracketed when Annie enters with a hammer. It is a mark that ETS allows to swing in one of the best psychopaths so far to grace the screen and deserved Oscar win for its problems.

It turns out that if you want to make a good adaptation to Steven King, the killing of a child is really the way to go. Thus director Andres Mushetti reaches the bloody work of his own version of adjustment "That" And she does a great job with Chapter 1. Deleting the timeframe and turning losers into children from the 80s, and not in the 1950s is one of the many great and bold changes that still manage to work, but the real treatment is the perfectly defended acting team that brings Derry's horror to life. The eavesdropping on the same nostalgic nerve on the likes of the "Gonnines" and the non-Horean story of King "," Stand by me ", the younger generation of Muschietti losers is such a beloved group that increases the tension at even higher levels when faced with Bill.

Given the iconic performance of Tim Curry in the 1990 TV movie, Scarsgard had a few massive clown shoes to fill them as foams. The trick with the new Starwar downloaded by Derry's oldest resident, however, brings a very different kind of monster in the adaptation of Mushietti. This version of the wicked clown is much more threatening, barbaric and unforgivable than Curry's iteration, and the 2017 film progresses. While the second chapter can pull a little too long for some, Scarsgard is fortunately as highlighted there as much as it is, and that makes the promise of His return to HBO's Anthology series, "Welcome to Derry", Even more exciting.