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Oh, I like Real Simple's a lot. I'd second the Knot. The Knot actually has a book that's called Wedding Checklists. I've seen it at Barnes & Noble and Hobby Lobby. I also like Brides.com.
I was actually going to recommend the Real Simple checklist - i feel like its pretty complete. Other than that I would say buy a planning book they have a lot at the bookstore with tons of different checklists.
I had a store bought planner and scrapped it for one I made myself once I found these checklists...
http://www.russellandhazel.com/content/wedding-templates
I'm using the one from Real Simple, the Knot, Russell and Hazel, and the Wedding Channel.
[Edit] I honestly wouldn't bother with the kit ones because you can get rather complete lists from other places for free or close to it. My mom offered to buy one for me about a week or so ago and it just honestly wasn't worth it to even get a free one.
http://www.vertex42.com/ExcelTemplates/wedding-checklist.html
This one you can put into excel! I like it because it doesn't have a timeline and it's just items to check off as you go...
I also use the knot. that and the guest list are the only reason I signed up!
theknot.com is good.....plus you can add your open stuff and keep an online budget as well. Please they mail you little helpful hints weekly.
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I'm looking for a really really really good wedding checklist. The one from Real Simple isn't bad but I want one that is super detailed.