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I needed this list! Thx

I’m surprised there’s not a support group called I was a child in the Stephen king universe.

I’m sorry but having the shine must suck. If it’s not bloated bathtub women it’s life force vampires. Though it’s a good story about Danny.

I forgot I threw that idea out there, so that was a nice surprise.🙂 I think I agree with all your choices. And yes, overrated doesn't mean bad. Two that I would add are: The Long Walk (I often see this in reader top tens and I just don't get it), and The Green Mile (take away the fact that it was serialized and had a memorable movie adaption, and I feel that there is not much too it.)

Thanks for loving on Duma Key. Love that book and no one talks about it. Such great writing on pain, loss, grief, and disapontments in life. Great characters too as always.

I feel like I am the only person on earth who loves black house. I loved the notion that a particular serial killer was possessed by a demon. I also loved the bikers kicking ass!

Regardless of whether or not you agree with this tier list the human moment at 7:50 makes it worth it. I lol'd irl. Thanks for that.

You are 100% correct about the Stand. I love dystopian novels, and the Stand really disappointed me. The two most important characters that represent good and evil were not fleshed out much and the ending left a lot to be desired.

I just bought another copy last week it is top 5 for me.Bought another copy of christine as well

Just finished this one and I didn't like it at all. Terrible plot, insufferable characters and the awful, over used 'kiddy' language made the book a slog to get through. This is easily in my worst 5 King books. 😒

Some people have wondered if King was compromised along the way, with an underage girl or even a child (people remark on the child abuse in some of his books). Older folks like me remember Howard Hunt of a certain 3-letter agency who was a writer. Did King get rich & famous on his own, or was he touted and Made famous? Where is all the money really going? Who is this prolific? Is he really writing it all, does some else write part of it? Is he being used as a front for the money for someone else? Some of his stuff is 1,000 pages of stuff with no ending, it’s just spewing. Did he become Richard Bachman to write his own Real books? The circumstances surrounding the car accident were always questionable-some think somebody wanted him dead already. He may have agreed to something in order to take care of his daughter, who has severe health problems. Watch some of his old tv interviews & he looks like someone putting on a really good Show. And his marxist social media posts are so over the top they almost look like a cry for help. I hope the truth about King will be known one day. I read everything he wrote in the 70s & early 80s & loved it, until the first thousand page tome that went nowhere.

Start with the first one and end with his most recent one. You'll be reading for a while.

Love the shining. Easily 5 stars. On your recommendation, I'm currently reading salems lot. Was put off starting a little by the big number of characters, but im enjoying it so far

After the first 12 or 15, they are all overrated. The later ones are just spewing.

When it came out, 4.8 stars. Now, compared to the rest of his works, 3.2

Do you prefer the movie or the book when it comes to Shawshank Redemption?

Love this! Would be very interested in a longer episode of tier ranking ALL of his book. Love your videos Dave, keep it up!

Your video summarizes this book beautifully. Simply brilliant. I just finished this novel this morning and it will once again haunt me for years. I first read it waaay back in the 80s and it had the same effect on me. It is filled with grief so profound that you cannot stand it. So debilitating that you can barely breathe. It's haunting and horrifying but also a beautifully written story with rich characterizations and deep emotions. You feel the intense grief that comes about from intense love...and loss. This story is an example of Stephen King's incredible talent when it comes to character development, particularly children. You care about them. You connect with them. You worry about them. Just a few days ago I wrapped up Salem's Lot (surprisingly for the first time!) and cannot believe it took me this long to read that amazing novel. Love your channel, by the way!

The Talisman?!!! Really?

So I’ve just realized something while watching this video. One of the people who left a 1 star review on this book (that guy being Mike (the Paladin)) also left a negative review on Carrie. Wonder if he’s gonna be a reoccurring guy in these videos?

It is the first time I see Insomnia on a list and I super agree with that! It is the most gory experience I've ever had reading a Stephen's King book! Awesome ranking! Thank you ;)

Full dark no stars fully pulled me into king, now reading green mile, going to get shawshank Redemption, however i found inconsistencies in the story big driver, car left at the stagger fully locked they make a point of this many times, yet they somehow got the gps out of the car to prevent it being stolen

For me probably Needful Things. It's a really fun concept but the ending was so bad it just kinda ruins it. Its basically the dollars store version of It. "Let's all unite through the power of friendship and defeat the cosmic evil!" Except with none of the payoff, epicness, or heart of It.

It gets too weird with all the 11-year-old sex and stuff. but that’s only a couple pages and otherwise immaculate book

The stand/ wizard and glass It/ under the dome 11/23/1963 Song of Susannah Talisman

I wanted to love this book because it had such a unique premise and started out strong I had the same reaction to tommyknockers

Women- build a society of there own in a calm peaceful manor Men - everything is on fire and there are dead bodies everywhere

Women- ok we’re going for a nap have fun dear Men - let’s play global thermonuclear war

Can you imagine how much shit we could get done it all the women stfu and got out of the way.

I finished The Shining yesterday, not my favorite Stephen King book (That title goes to IT) but I liked it. I can understand why people wouldn't like it though

shining is seven stars as far as im concerned lol

I only recently started getting in to reading (and your channel along with it) so I was never a “book is better than the movie” person. After reading The Shining, I can now tell people “the book is better than the movie”

It would be really fun for you to do the opposite for books you don’t like… For example, 5* reviews for Rage. A fun way to keep it balanced.

can i please get a 'Hi' im your number one fan

5 stars! I would argue the first 300 pages or so of The Shining is “the good stuff”, as it is with a lot of King’s works. I love the build up. The beauty and the tension that makes you care what happens. I’d be curious to see what your favorite Stephen King build ups are.

I've read fourteen of Stephen King's novels but not The Shining. This is only because I fear that it will be every bit as great as it's reputation and then all of King's other great novels (that I have yet to read) will pale in comparison. Looking forward to reading it very soon!

The Shining is the easiest 5 stars I've ever given a book. The hedge animals scene alone was worthy of a high rating

New microphone?

Can't beat al fresco sex, quite liberating! 😈

The Drawing of Three by far. I've never done coke, but I could feel King's coke rush through the text. The most white-knuckled read I've ever experienced. Which is strange, as King isn't famous for his pacing. After that, The Gunslinger and The Wastelands. Battling Blaine was almost as white-knuckled as The Drawing of Three, and The Gunslinger was just interesting through and through.

Everyone has the same King collection. Only most folks, myself included, have had it for over a decade or more. Now every book critique douche does in the background, as if their backdrop makes them qualified to bitch about something they can't do. Once everyone is special, no one is. Or, once everyone has this collection, it means nothing. Also, I love how this video says, HOW TO READ THEM IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER.....as if this requires instruction.

I hit subscribe as soon as you compared trump to the politician in the dead zone.

The director of Annabelle and The Nun movies, it's been in development hell for years ......? Yeah, it's going to suck of course!

Ben I feel was a self insert for a young Stephen king

Stephen king character - walks into town Town - absolute chaos

Hello constant reader! Thank you so much for uploading this video. Duma Key is my favourite book of all time. I just finished my third read of the amazing novel today. This book is definitely underrated. I love everything about the book, absolutely everything. I've also made a lot of links to the Dark Tower series, which is super interesting. You've earned yourself a new subscriber and I can't wait to see more of your novels. DO THE DAY.....

I enjoy The Shining. I enjoy reading vlogs. This video is a no brainer. Like.

It is for sure overrated IMO, its bloated and the ending isn't great. Needful Things is excellent IMO, but i get it lol its silly Carrie is great IMO, i think in a way its underrated actually lol Thinner is great IMO, i think it's properly rated, not his best but not his worst Bill Hodges = book 1 is alright, book 2 is fantastic, book 3 is bad IMO lol The Gunslinger gets better and better on a reread, but on its own, yeah, not the best Skeleton Crew is overrated, has top tier short stories, but a lot of subpar stories The Talisman is my LEAST favorite King book lol definitely overrated Wizard and Glass is great lol but definitely overrated, not the best DT book The Stand is extremely overrated, the middle is quite boring and the ending sucks lol

Red Screen has a strong connection to Suffer the Childern IMO. Could be the same creatures.

Love this book, but I love the Kubrick version more because I saw it first