Chances are you grew up watching Stephen King's movies, but some of his masterful book adaptations
Haven't received the same star treatment as his most famous
Are our seven Stephen King adaptations that don't get the attention they deserve
Let us know if we missed any in the comment section
Number seven Johnny Smith awakes from a five-year coma to find he's developed psychic abilities a gift and a curse
He can see into people's futures just by touching them, but sometimes all he sees is
Yes, not only can you see the future?
Featuring a haunting performance by Christopher Walken's yes
We can't forget our first visit to Castle Rock in the dead zone
number six part time writer part time paranormal researcher, I'm Mike Enslin Mike Enslin debunks ghost sightings and hauntings
And ghosts he's a long-legged beasties. Don't exist until he checks into the dolphin hotels and evil
Mrs.. Nash
Originally intended to be an academic example of a ghost story for his non-fiction
Book on writing King eventually decided to give it a real plot
Noting that the story's title also adds up to the unlucky number 13
it's
1408
number 5
When a thick fog rolls into town the residents of Bridgeton Maine are trapped in the supermarket it appears
We may have a problem of some magnitude, but they soon find out the fog is the least of their problems
During during a similar storm in his hometown King writes that he went to the supermarket with his son and envisioned large prehistoric
Beasts flying around so as funny as it sounds
This story was born while Stephen King was looking for hot dog buns. That's a start. It's
the mist
Before but campy ode to the EC Comics of the 1950's and b-movie horror flicks and a true
cult favorite mashing together five horror stories the tongue-in-cheek
Anthology features every ghoulish creature you could dream of even the king of hour himself
This film would later inspire two sequels and become a comic book illustrated by Bernie Wrightson of heavy metal Fame
High school nerd by the stunning used car named Christine is perfecto. She's fast
She's smooth
but out for blood as iconic as KITT but much more savage the
1958 red Plymouth Fury has since become a regular in King movies. She's made cameos in cat-eyes
11/22/63 The Dark Tower and in a blink and you'll miss it Easter egg. She's in the trailer for Steven Spielberg's ready player one meets
Christine
Number two in a bleak totalitarian future a wrongly convicted prisoner is forced to participate in a cruel game
Placed in an arena with other criminals. He must fight for his life Bachelor TV cameras roll
Under his pseudonym Richard Bachman King noted that he finished writing the novel in a single week
that's the ticket no pain no gain, it's
Number one a story of innocence and corruption of good versus evil
High school student discovers his neighbor is a former Nazi death camp officer and decides to take him down
Based on Kim's novella of the same name this film has become an iconic
Cultural piece being adapted into a full-scale play and often referenced in songs and TV including the recent Family Guy parody
German guy
Coming in at number one. You've got some. Oh, it's
Pupil it nearly 70 film adaptations
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