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Weekly Prompt | Scariest King Story

What book was so scary you had to turn on the lights?

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Weekly Prompt | Scariest King Story

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The Losers' Club

N is scary in an existential way.

Lisa Dailey

For Novels, I think my original read of Salem's Lot (at age 13) was the scariest. For shorts, I think The Jaunt, or maybe The Raft. And as a side note: I was pretty creeped out by his son's novel, Heart Shaped Box.

Cristena Roll

Weirdly enough I think the Outsider was probably the most genuinely creeped out I’ve been reading a Stephen King book just for those couple of pages where the outsider is talking to the kid in the bedroom and the cop (?) in the bathroom. Two very unsettling moments in a book that I did not really care for otherwise.

garret

The Outsider really creeped me out too! The first King book I ever read and I was hooked immediately

Cole Meyer

Gramma was terrifying! I still get chills thinking about it.

Ellen Kesler

It and The Outsider only 2 I can think of that real life creeped me out. It cz pennywise did lesser shit alot, random floating balloons n such so I'd hear something in the other room and have to stop for a sec, lol. The Outsider cz I'd think of that playdo faced thing standing in the dark when leaving for work in the morning 😅 honorable mention to that lawn jockey from Duma key cz of how it was described as running around so fast 😬

Jennifer Bennett

Pet semetary and Gerald's game. The thought of being trapped in a bed with hungry dogs and other things scared the crap out of me.

Troy Smith

There are two King stories that humbled my macho late teens early twenties ego reading late at night, Salem’s Lot and specifically the elevator chapter from The Shining!

Cole Meyer

The Raft and The Jaunt

John Patterson

Pet Semetary and The Jaunt

John Fedele

Also! The Man in the Black Suit!

Cosmo

Short story? Gramma. Novel? Salem’s Lot.

Jennifer Urbain

The Library Policeman

Alexus Feliciano

The Reaper’s Image. The atmosphere of bored dread is unlike anything else I’ve ever read. I first read it as a kid and we had a huge mirror at the end of the hall in my house. I pretended to lose my key so that I didn’t have to go in alone as a latchkey kid.

Irving Le Turkey

Hands down, Pet Sematary.

Sean Gerace

In terms of real life and supernatural horror, there's nothing scarier to me than Pet Sematary.

Mark D

This is a hard one. There are like four or five of his novels that scared the crap out of me but Pet Sematary might take that prize in my opinion. I remember reading that novel in my living room, broad daylight, and I got into one of the bog scenes and I was startled by a knock at my front door. Spooked, I went to go answer the knock and no one was there! 😦

Cosmo


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