What are the most memorable stories in Stephen King's Amazing Stories?

One of the most memorable is probably 'The Mist'. The sense of dread and the unexpected ending really stay with you. It creates a claustrophobic atmosphere that's both terrifying and engaging.

One of the most memorable is 'Children of the Corn'. It creates a creepy atmosphere with its religious cult among children in a small town. The idea of kids turning against adults in such a sinister way is quite striking.

One of the most memorable is 'The Boogeyman'. It plays on the common childhood fear of the monster in the closet. Another great one is 'Graveyard Shift'. The creepy setting in the basement of an old mill really gets under your skin. And 'Survivor Type' is also quite unforgettable with its disturbing premise of a shipwrecked doctor's extreme survival measures.

The most memorable elements are often his vivid descriptions of horror. For example, in many of his stories, he can create a really creepy atmosphere just by describing an ordinary - looking place in a certain way. The sense of the unknown that he builds is also very strong. It makes readers constantly wonder what's going to happen next.

In 'Bazaar of Bad Dreams', 'A Death' is also quite remarkable. The way it delves into the concept of death and the unexpected twists in the story make it stand out. It makes you think about the nature of death in a different way.

One of the most memorable stories is 'Obits'. It has a really interesting concept where a man can write obituaries that cause people to die. It's a unique take on the power of the written word.

One memorable element is his use of small - town settings. These settings create a sense of false security which he then shatters. Another is his creation of unique and terrifying monsters, like the ones in 'The Boogeyman'.

Well, there's Randall Flagg. He shows up in multiple Stephen King stories like 'The Stand'. He is this dark, almost devil - like figure who represents chaos and evil. He has a menacing presence and his actions drive much of the horror in those stories. Then there's Paul Sheldon from 'Misery'. A writer who is held captive by his deranged fan. His struggle for survival and to regain his freedom makes him a very memorable character. Also, the kids in 'The Body' (which was made into the movie 'Stand By Me') are really memorable. Their journey to see a dead body and their coming - of - age experiences are very relatable and poignant.

One of the most memorable is 'Children of the Corn'. The creepy atmosphere of a small town ruled by children who have a dark and deadly religious belief really stands out. It creates a sense of unease and horror that lingers long after reading.

There are several memorable characters in Stephen King horror stories. The Overlook Hotel in 'The Shining' could be considered a character in its own right, with its malevolent influence on those who stay there. Then there's Leland Gaunt from 'Needful Things'. He's this mysterious figure who comes to town and brings out the worst in people through the items he sells. And Paul Sheldon's ordeal at the hands of Annie Wilkes in 'Misery' makes both of them very memorable characters.