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The Shining
The Shining is Stephen King at his best. Telling the story of a father who brings out his wife and son to the desolate overlook hotel at the inception of a blizzard is a stuff of nightmares. The book details in excruciating details of the father’s slow descent into madness which threatens the safety of his family.
Ever since its release, it has spawned multiple adaptations both legit and bootlegged.
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The stand
The original draft for The Stand was so long that printing presses were literally unable to handle it, forcing King to cut out a large chunk of the book, the story of a super virus called Captain Trips that wipes out about 99 percent of the planet. The survivors come together in two camps and wage the ultimate war of good against evil. It's a crazily ambitious book, but King executed it flawlessly.
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Pet Sematary
Pet Semetary is considered as Stephen King’s most disturbing outing to date. It says a lot considering all of his other work. Pet Semetary tells the tale of a family that moves into a village where there is Semetary that can bring pets back to life. However, when they come back, they are not what they used to be.
The story is sadistic and doesn’t spare any modesty to commit to its nihilistic message until the very brutal climax.
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11/22/63
Jake Epping is a teacher whose whole life changes when his buddy Al reveals that his diner has a secret storeroom door that leads to one day in 1958. Al's obsessed with stopping the JFK assassination and soon enlists Jake to help, who soon takes on the 1958 life of George Amberson. This time-travel story is as chilling as it is engrossing.
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Misery
The deranged Misery character who kidnaps her favorite author and forces him to write a sequel to her favorite series. When the author fights back, Wilkes takes out an axe and starts chopping away at him. It's a disturbing book, and it wasn't until years later that King realized the whole thing was an elaborate metaphor for his raging cocaine addiction.
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IT
King's 1986 novel It has caused more people to fear clowns than perhaps any movie, book or TV show in history. It's an epic story, spread across three decades, about a group of Maine friends that battle a demented clown named Pennywise who lives in their town's sewers. They think they kill him in the 1950s, but 30 years later they are forced to reunite for a final battle. At 1,142 pages, it's one of King's longest books, but many people find themselves reading it in a matter of days.
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