In his piece about the film, Stephen King argues that time and pop culture have sucked some of the scariness out of Night Of The Living Dead, but it’s nonetheless a title that left him with indelible memories thanks to its grimness and minimalism. King writes,

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This essay by Stephen King on his favorite horror movie of all time is one of several contributed as part of Variety's 100 Best Horror Movies of All Time package. I thought deeply about this question,

It’s officially a spooky season! Likewise, an AI-powered entertainment platform, has shared a sneak peek of their map showcasing the scariest movie voted in each state, featuring titles like “The Conjuring” and “The Exorcist.

Author Stephen King reveals his pick for the scariest horror movie ever made, recalling how the iconic film made him and other audiences feel.

Speaking of 1999 horror flicks, The Blair Witch Project was King’s favorite when he got older, but now, at 77 years old, it’s director George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead. “This movie has lost its elemental power over the years — has become almost a Midnite Madness joke,

We're officially in Halloween season, and master of horror Stephen King has revealed his pick for the scariest movie ever.