Arrow’s TOP 6 KING films!

Last Updated on July 26, 2021

STEPHEN KING is hands down my favorite author. Every time I go on vacation, I bring a King book with me. It’s just not full-on, hang-back time without the King tagging along! DESPERATION and CELL are the last two that I devoured and right now I’m in the process of finishing up DUMA KEY which is kicking my ass BIG TIME (it would make a great film in my opinion – hit it up Darabont!)!

And once I’m done with that sick puppy I’ll be tackling LISEY’S STORY. Can’t wait! Now a lot of films have been made out of King’s novels/short stories and here are my 6 FAVORITE ones. I am not saying that they are the best, or the better received ones by the masses, just the 6 movies that I dug the most! Share with us your TOP 6 KING TO SCREEN adaptations below!


Arrow Note: See the director’s cut which is superior to the Theatrical Cut in my opinion…


Directed by: Mikael Håfström
Screenplay by: Matt Greenberg, Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski.

Based on the short story 1408 found in: Blood and Smoke audio-book collection (1999) – Everything’s Eventual: 14 Dark Tales (2002)

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READ MY REVIEW HERE

Directed by John Carpenter
Screenplay by: Bill Phillips

Based on the novel CHRISTINE published in 1983.

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READ MY REVIEW HERE

Directed by: Frank Darabont
Screenplay by: Frank Darabont

Based on the novella THE MIST published in 1980.

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READ MY REVIEW HERE

Directed by: Stephen King
Screenplay by: Stephen King



Based on the short story TRUCKS found in: NIGHT SHIFT (1978)

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READ MY REVIEW HERE

Directed by: Mary Lambert
Screenplay by: Stephen King

Based on the novel PET SEMETARY published in 1983

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READ MY REVIEW HERE

Directed by: Stanley Kubrick
Screenplay by: Stanley Kubrick and Diane Johnson

Based on the novel THE SHINING published in 1977.

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This scene from PET SEMETARY murders me every time…

THANK YOU MR. KING FOR ALL THE HORROR YOU GAVE AND STILL GIVE US! KEEP IT COMING!

Source: AITH

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