5 Best Quotes From Stephen King Adaptations

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Fairy Tale is book number 65 for Stephen King, and the author has crafted an impressive number of imaginary worlds and fascinating characters since Carrie was published in the spring of 1974. While fans don't like every single film adaptation of a book by King, there are many that stand out for having great scripts and quotes that endure because they're so interesting and powerful.

When thinking about the most famous movies based on Stephen King books, there are several quotes that horror movie fans still think about as these are terrifying and, in some cases, emotional.

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For several fans,Misery is the best Stephen King adaptation, and the script is fantastic. Annie Wilkes (Kathy Bates) is absolutely obsessed with Paul Sheldon (James Caan) and pretends that instead of kidnapping him, she is just enjoying a nice dinner with him.

This quote is so creepy because, of course, audiences know the truth: that Annie has taken fandom too seriously and believes that Paul owes her a better ending. Paul can tell that he might not make it and as the days go on, he becomes more and more convinced that he can't escape, which makes the story even scarier. Misery deserves a remake because the plot couldn't be more relevant today, and every time that Annie speaks, she drives home how people can take fandom way too far.

While the Pet Sematary remake makes a mistake and is too close to the original, the 1989 film is still as creepy as ever and the script has many memorable quotes. Jud Crandall (Fred Gwynne) definitely freaks audiences out when he says «dead is better» as he knows that when animals and kids die in this area, they come back to life and their families will wish