1. Christine
2. Sleepwalkers
3. 1408
4. Stand by me
5. Storm of the century
Personally, I think King's at his best when his films are serious in tone, as in Christine/Sleepwalkers.
In 1408 and Stand by me, there's a tongue-in-cheek approach (obviously less effective, but it worked for these two).
Storm of the century clearly works if you're in the mood for a 3-hour film.
Carrie
Misery
The Shining
The Green Mile
The Shawshank Redemption
Anyone see the Nightmares and Dreamscapes series? In the pilot episode they tried to do it as an anthology with zero dialogue, which is an idea that I thought had crazy awesome potential. By episode two they reeled it back to being a (sub-Night Visions tier) normal anthology series. I would LOVE to see a full on dialogue free, abstractionist horror anthology series some day.
shareIt seems to me that it'd be hard to build tension without dialogue. But that's just me.
shareThe Shining
Misery
Carrie
The Shawshank Redemption
The Dead Zone
Not much of a SK fan but I'll pick 3.
Carrie
Shawshank
Stand by me