Which is your most favorite Stephen King movies? 
Cell (2016)- A phone signal plunges the world into chaos, and a man traverses the apocalyptic landscape in order to reunite with his son.
Mercy (2014)- A mother and her two children are tasked with taking care of their grandmother, who has mystical powers.
Big Driver (2014)- In Big Driver, a novelist is assaulted and left for dead. She goes on a mission to get revenge on her attackers.
A Good Marriage (2014)- A husband and wife have lived happily together for 25 years, until one day when the wife discovers a sinister secret about the man she married.
Carrie (2013)- In Carrie, a young girl with telekinetic abilities gets revenge on those who bullied her in school.
Dolan's Cadillac (2009)- In Dolan's Cadillac, a man's wife is murdered in Las Vegas by a mobster, and the man seeks revenge.
The Mist (2007)- A fog containing monstrous terrors rolls over a town, and residents are trapped inside a grocery store, trying to stay alive.
No Smoking (2007)- A man with an addiction to smoking is offered a way to be cured, but it's through unusual means by a mysterious organization.
1408 (2007)- An author who specializes in debunking the paranormal spends the night at a hotel filled with terror and the supernatural.
Desperation (2006)- A bad cop arrests a group of people and throws them in jail. They quickly find out there's an evil, supernatural element to the officer.
Secret Window (2004)- A successful writer is accused of plagiarism by a strange man, while the writer's life falls apart.
Riding the Bullet (2004)- A man hitchhikes to a hospital to visit his dying mother, but he's picked up by a sinister stranger.
Dreamcatcher (2003)- A group of friends go camping and slowly come to realize that they're not alone, as parasitic aliens terrorize them.
Hearts in Atlantis (2001)- A man returns home after his friend passes away and remembers his younger years with him, during a time when their lives were changed.
The Green Mile (1999)- Prison guards in charge of death row have their lives changed by an inmate with a supernatural gift who’s accused of murder.
Trucks (1997)- Trucks tells the story of automobiles coming to life and killing people.
The Night Flier (1997)- In The Night Flier, a reporter is on the trail of a serial killer who travels by plane and is suspected to be a vampire.
Quicksilver Highway (1997)- Quicksilver Highway contains two one-hour stories. One of those stories is based on King's 1992 short story "Chattery Teeth."
Apt Pupil (1998)- A boy blackmails an elderly neighbor--who is a World War II criminal--into telling him stories from concentration camps.
Thinner (1996)- An overweight attorney is cursed to lose weight, until there's nothing left of him.
The Mangler (1995)- A machine that folds laundry becomes possessed by a demon, and it goes on a killing spree.
Dolores Claiborne (1995)- A reporter travels to a small town where her mother was arrested for murder, and while talking to her, she learns of traumatic secrets from her past she had previously blocked out.
The Shawshank Redemption (1994)- A man is wrongfully accused of murder and spends his life in prison.
The Dark Half (1993)- An author's alter ego wants to take over his life.
Needful Things (1993)- In Needful Things, a new shop opens up in a small town, with something for everyone in town; however, the shop owner requests something different than cash and soon, the whole town is in total chaos.
The Lawnmower Man (1992)- The Lawnmower Man movie follows a man who is turned into a genius through the usage of computers. The original "Lawnmower Man" short story was first published in 1975.
Sleepwalkers (1992)- A couple of werecats, who are apparently mother and son, head to a small town to find a virgin to feed on.
Sometimes They Come Back (1991)- A man returns to his hometown and is haunted by the ghosts of teenagers that bullied him as a child.
Tales from the Darkside: The Movie (1990)- The anthology horror film contained an adaptation of King's 1977 short story "The Cat from Hell."
Misery (1990)- In Misery, an author crashes his car and is rescued by a fan, who turns out to be a bit too fanatical and won't let him leave.
Graveyard Shift (1990)- An old mill becomes infested with rats, and the employees discover something horrifying hidden in the basement.
Pet Sematary (1989)- A family moves into a new home, which is near a cemetery that can bring the dead back to life.
The Running Man (1987)- A man who is wrongfully accused of a crime must compete in a game show where the loser dies.
Creepshow 2 (1987)- The Creepshow anthology series contains numerous stories, and King's 1982 short story "The Raft" was adapted for this film.
Stand by Me (1986)- Stand by Me is a coming of age story about four boys who find a dead body.
Maximum Overdrive (1986)- In Maximum Overdrive, machines--such as semi-trucks with Green Goblin's face attached to the grill--come to life and start killing people.
Silver Bullet (1985)- A peaceful town is terrorized by a werewolf. Silver Bullet is based on the 1983 novella titled Cycle of the Werewolf.
Cat's Eye (1985)- Cat's Eye is an anthology of three horror stories. Both "Quitters, Inc." and "The Ledge" are adaptations from King's Night Shift collection. The third story--"General"--was written by King specifically for the movie.
Firestarter (1984)- A telekinetic couple--who received their abilities during a medical experiment--have a child, and she turns out to be able to control fire with her mind.
Children of the Corn (1984)- A couple find themselves stranded in a rural town which is home to a cult comprised of kids that kill anyone over the age of 18.
The Dead Zone (1983)- A man wakes up after being in a coma and finds he has psychic abilities.
Cujo (1983)- In Cujo, a family's St. Bernard dog contracts rabies and terrorizes a small town.
Christine (1983)- A boy falls in love with a car he purchased, but the automobile has a supernatural element to it and a jealous streak.
Creepshow (1982)- The anthology movie, Creepshow, features two tales based on King's short stories: "Weeds," also known as "The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill" published in 1976 and "The Crate," published in 1979.
The Shining (1980)- A family is put in charge of taking care of a hotel during the winter, and the father loses his mind, thanks to supernatural influences.
Carrie (1976)- A bullied girl releases telekinetic terror on her abusers during prom.
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.....because it is about "the most favorite" choice to make.... 
........like I would like to vote for 1408 and Carrie too but I had to force to make it to only one (1) choice strictly.... 