List of adaptations of works by Stephen King

Stephen King is an American author widely known for his works of contemporary horror, thriller, science fiction, and fantasy. In addition to many novels, King has written approximately 200 short stories. His works have been widely adapted to film, television, and other media.

Films

Adaptations with Stephen King's involvement

Year Title Writer Actor Role Notes
1982 Creepshow Yes Yes Jordy Verrill Based on the short stories "Weeds" and "The Crate"; the rest is original work for the film.
1985 Cat's Eye Yes No — Based on the short stories "Quitters, Inc." and "The Ledge"; the rest is original work for the film.
Silver Bullet Yes No — Based on the novella "Cycle of the Werewolf"
1986 Maximum Overdrive Yes Uncredited Man at Bank ATM Based on the short story "Trucks"
Also director
1987 Creepshow 2 Stories Yes The Truck Driver Based on the short story "The Raft"; the rest is original work for the film.
1989 Pet Sematary Yes Yes The Minister Based on the novel of the same name
1996 Thinner No Yes The Pharmacist Based on the novel of the same name (published under the pseudonym Richard Bachman)
2014 A Good Marriage Yes No — Based on the novella of the same name
2016 Cell Yes No — Based on the novel of the same name
2019 It Chapter Two No Yes The Shopkeeper Based on the novel of the same name

Other film adaptations

Year Title Director Notes Rotten Tomatoes
1976 Carrie Brian De Palma Based on the novel of the same name 94%[1]
1980 The Shining Stanley Kubrick Based on the novel of the same name 83%[2]
1983 Cujo Lewis Teague Based on the novel of the same name 60%[3]
The Dead Zone David Cronenberg Based on the novel of the same name 89%[4]
Christine John Carpenter Based on the novel of the same name 73%[5]
1984 Children of the Corn Fritz Kiersch Based on the short story of the same name 38%[6]
Firestarter Mark L. Lester Based on the novel of the same name 40%[7]
1986 Stand by Me Rob Reiner Based on the novella "The Body" 92%[8]
1987 The Running Man Paul Michael Glaser Based on the novel of the same name (published under the pseudonym Richard Bachman) 66%[9]
1990 Tales from the Darkside: The Movie John Harrison Based on the short story "The Cat from Hell"; the rest is original work for the film. 46%[10]
Graveyard Shift Ralph S. Singleton Based on the short story of the same name 0%[11]
Misery Rob Reiner Based on the novel of the same name 91%[12]
1993 The Dark Half George A. Romero Based on the novel of the same name 59%[13]
Needful Things Fraser Clarke Heston Based on the novel of the same name 33%[14]
1994 The Shawshank Redemption Frank Darabont Based on the novella "Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption" 89%[15]
1995 The Mangler Tobe Hooper Based on the short story of the same name 27%[16]
Dolores Claiborne Taylor Hackford Based on the novel of the same name 86%[17]
1997 The Night Flier Mark Pavia Based on the short story of the same name 33%[18]
1998 Apt Pupil Bryan Singer Based on the novella of the same name 54%[19]
1999 The Green Mile Frank Darabont Based on the novel of the same name 79%[20]
2001 Hearts in Atlantis Scott Hicks Based on the novella "Low Men in Yellow Coats" 49%[21]
2003 Dreamcatcher Lawrence Kasdan Based on the novel of the same name 28%[22]
2004 Secret Window David Koepp Based on the novella "Secret Window, Secret Garden" 46%[23]
Riding the Bullet Mick Garris Based on the novella of the same name 23%[24]
2007 1408 Mikael Håfström Based on the short story of the same name 79%[25]
No Smoking Anurag Kashyap Based on the short story Quitters, Inc. 46%[26]
The Mist Frank Darabont Based on the novella of the same name 73%[27]
2009 Dolan's Cadillac Jeff Beesley Based on the novella of the same name 36% [28]
2013 Carrie Kimberly Peirce Based on the novel of the same name 51%[29]
2014 Mercy Peter Cornwell Based on the short story "Gramma" [30]
2017 The Dark Tower Nikolaj Arcel Based on the series of the same name 16%[31]
It Andy Muschietti Based on the first half of the novel "It" 85%[32]
Gerald's Game Mike Flanagan Based on the novel of the same name 91%[33]
1922 Zak Hilditch Based on the novella of the same name 92%[34]
2019 Pet Sematary Kevin Kölsch
Dennis Widmyer 		Based on the novel of the same name 57%[35]
It Chapter Two Andy Muschietti Based on the second half of the novel "It" 62%[36]
In the Tall Grass Vincenzo Natali Based on the novella of the same name, co-authored with his son, Joe Hill 35%[37]
Doctor Sleep Mike Flanagan Based on the novel of the same name 78%[38]
2020 Children of the Corn Kurt Wimmer Based on the short story of the same name 11%[39]
2022 Firestarter Keith Thomas Based on the novel of the same name 10%[40]
Mr. Harrigan's Phone John Lee Hancock Based on the novella of the same name 46%[41]
2023 The Boogeyman Rob Savage Based on the short story of the same name 61%[42]
2024 The Life of Chuck Mike Flanagan Based on the novella of the same name 85%[43]
'Salem's Lot Gary Dauberman Based on the novel of the same name 46%[44]
2025 The Monkey Osgood Perkins Based on the short story of the same name 79%[45]
Upcoming
2025 The Long Walk[46] Francis Lawrence Based on the novel of the same name TBA
The Running Man[47] Edgar Wright Based on the novel of the same name
In development
TBA Billy Summers[48] TBA Based on the novel of the same name TBA

Television

Adaptations with Stephen King's involvement

Year Title Writer Actor Role Notes
1994 The Stand Yes Yes Teddy Weizak Based on the novel of the same name
1995 The Langoliers No Yes Tom Holby Based on the novella in Four Past Midnight
1997 The Shining Yes Yes Cage Creed Based on the novel of the same name
2006 Desperation Yes No Based on the novel of the same name
2014 "Heads Will Roll" Yes Yes The Diner Patron An episode of the television series Under the Dome. Based on the novel of the same name.
2017 "People in the Rain" No Yes The Diner Patron An episode of the television series Mr. Mercedes. Based on the novel of the same name.
2021 "The House of the Dead" No Yes Man on Hemingford Home poster Episode of the 2020 miniseries The Stand. Based on the novel of the same name.
"The Circle Closes" Yes No Episode of the 2020 miniseries The Stand. Based on the novel of the same name.
Lisey's Story Yes No Based on the novel of the same name

Other TV adaptations

Year Title Notes Distributor Network Rotten Tomatoes
1979 Salem's Lot Based on the novel of the same name Warner Bros. Television CBS 89%[49]
1984 "The Word Processor of the Gods" An episode of the anthology series Tales from the Darkside. Based on the short story of the same name. CBS Television Distribution Syndication —
1986 "Gramma" An episode of the anthology series The Twilight Zone. Based on the short story of the same name. CBS Television Distribution CBS
1990 It Based on the novel of the same name Warner Bros. Television ABC 68%[50]
1991 "The Moving Finger" An episode of the anthology series Monsters. Based on the short story of the same name. Tribune Entertainment Syndication —
Sometimes They Come Back Based on the short story of the same name CBS Television Distribution CBS 67%[51]
1993 The Tommyknockers Based on the novel of the same name Trimark Pictures ABC 32%[52]
1997 Trucks Based on the short story of the same name Trimark Pictures USA Network —
Quicksilver Highway Based on the short story Chattery Teeth 20th Television
"The Revelations of 'Becka Paulson" An episode of the anthology series The Outer Limits. Based on the short story of the same name. MGM Television Showtime
1998 Woh Based on the novel It Zee Entertainment Enterprises Zee TV
2002 Carrie Based on the novel of the same name Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer NBC 20%[53]
2002–2007 The Dead Zone Based on the novel of the same name 20th Television USA Network —
2004 Salem's Lot Based on the novel of the same name Warner Bros. Television TNT 68%[54]
2006 Nightmares & Dreamscapes Based on short stories in collections Nightmares & Dreamscapes, Everything's Eventual, and Night Shift TNT 85%[55]
2009 Children of the Corn Based on the short story of the same name Anchor Bay Entertainment Syfy 0%[56]
2010–2015 Haven Based on the novel The Colorado Kid Entertainment One Syfy 63%[57]
2011 Bag of Bones Based on the novel of the same name A&E Networks A&E 25%[58]
2013–2015 Under the Dome Based on the novel of the same name CBS Television Distribution CBS 68%[59]
2014 Big Driver Based on the novella of the same name Lifetime Movies Lifetime 50%[60]
2016 11.22.63 Based on the novel of the same name Warner Bros. Television Hulu 83%[61]
2017 The Mist Based on the novella of the same name Dimension Television Spike 60%[62]
2017–2019 Mr. Mercedes Based on the novels Mr. Mercedes, Finders Keepers and End of Watch WarnerMedia Entertainment Audience 91%[63]
2019, 2020 Creepshow Based on the short stories "Gray Matter" and "Survivor Type"; the rest is not based on stories by King. Shudder 97%[64]
2020 The Outsider Based on the novel of the same name Media Rights Capital HBO 91%[65]
2020–2021 The Stand Based on the novel of the same name CBS Television Distribution CBS All Access 57%[66]
2021 Chapelwaite Based on the short story "Jerusalem's Lot" Epix 60%[67]
Upcoming
2025 The Institute[68] Based on the novel of the same name MGM+ TBA
TBA Carrie[69] Based on the novel of the same name Amazon MGM Studios Amazon Prime Video TBA
In development
TBA Fairy Tale[70] Based on the novel of the same name A24 TBA TBA

Derivative works

In films

Year Title Director Notes Distributor Rotten Tomatoes
1987 A Return to Salem's Lot Larry Cohen Sequel to the Salem's Lot miniseries Warner Bros. —
1992 Pet Sematary Two Mary Lambert Sequel to 1989's Pet Semetary Paramount Pictures 21%[71]
Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice David Price Sequel to 1984's Children of the Corn Dimension Films 30%[72]
1995 Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest James D. R. Hickox Sequel to 1984's Children of the Corn
1996 Sometimes They Come Back... Again Adam Grossman Based on 1991's Sometimes They Come Back Trimark Pictures —
Children of the Corn IV: The Gathering Greg Spence Sequel to 1984's Children of the Corn Dimension Films
1998 Children of the Corn V: Fields of Terror Ethan Wiley Sequel to 1984's Children of the Corn 14%[73]
Sometimes They Come Back... for More Daniel Zelik Berk Based on 1991's Sometimes They Come Back Trimark Pictures 0%[74]
1999 The Rage: Carrie 2 Katt Shea Sequel to 1976's Carrie United Artists 23%[75]
Children of the Corn 666: Isaac's Return Kari Skogland Sequel to 1984's Children of the Corn Dimension Films 0%[76]
2001 Children of the Corn: Revelation Guy Magar Sequel to 1984's Children of the Corn Dimension Films 0%[77]
2002 The Mangler 2 Michael Hamilton-Wright Sequel to 1995's The Mangler Artisan Entertainment —
2003 The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer Craig R. Baxley Prequel to 2002's Rose Red, written by King for television ABC Studios, Lionsgate 17%[78]
2005 The Mangler Reborn Erik Gardner and Matt Cunningham Sequel to 1995's The Mangler Lionsgate —
2006 Creepshow 3 Ana Clavell and James Dudelson Sequel to 1982's Creepshow and 1987's Creepshow 2 Taurus Entertainment Company 0%[79]
2011 Children of the Corn: Genesis Joel Soisson Sequels to 1984's Children of the Corn Dimension Extreme —
2018 Children of the Corn: Runaway John Gulager Sequels to 1984's Children of the Corn Lionsgate Films
2023 Pet Sematary: Bloodlines Lindsey Anderson Beer Origin story based on Pet Sematary Paramount+ 24%[80]

In television

Year Title Notes Distributor Network Rotten Tomatoes
2002 Firestarter: Rekindled Sequel to 1984's Firestarter Sci-Fi Channel —
2018–19 Castle Rock Based on the eponymous fictional city and also characters created by King Warner Bros. Television Hulu 88%[81]
2019–23 Creepshow Following the same anthology formula as the Creepshow films Shudder 85%[82]
Upcoming
2025 It: Welcome to Derry[83] Prequel television series based on It Warner Bros. Television HBO TBA
In development
TBA Overlook[84][85][86] Spin-off series based on The Shining Warner Bros. Television Netflix TBA

In print

Year Title Author Notes Publisher
2001 The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer: My Life at Rose Red Ridley Pearson Prequel tie-in novel to King's 2002 television series Rose Red Hyperion
2015–16 The Demon Road Trilogy Derek Landy Novel trilogy homage to American horror fiction, primarily the works of King and Wes Craven HarperCollins
2019 Gwendy's Magic Feather Richard Chizmar Sequel to the novella co-written with King Gwendy's Button Box Cemetery Dance

Comics

Year Title Notes Publisher
1981 The Lawnmower Man in Bizarre Adventures #29 Based on the short story "The Lawnmower Man" Marvel Comics
1982 Creepshow Based on the Creepshow film Plume
2009 The Talisman Based on the novel The Talisman Del Rey[87]
2010 N. Based on the novella N. Marvel Comics
2012 Road Rage Based on the novella Throttle, co-authored with his son, Joe Hill IDW Publishing
The Little Green God of Agony Based on the short story of the same name Free comic on King's official website[88]
2020 Sleeping Beauties Based on the novel Sleeping Beauties, co-authored with his son, Owen King IDW Publishing[89]
The Dark Tower
2007 The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born Spin-offs from the Dark Tower novels Marvel Comics
2008 The Dark Tower: The Long Road Home
The Dark Tower: Treachery
2009 The Dark Tower: The Sorcerer
The Dark Tower: The Fall of Gilead
The Dark Tower: Battle of Jericho Hill
2010 The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger – The Journey Begins Based on the novel The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger
The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger – The Little Sisters of Eluria Based on the short story The Little Sisters of Eluria
2011 The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger – The Battle of Tull Based on the novel The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger
The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger – The Way Station
2012 The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger – The Man in Black
2013 The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger – Sheemie's Tale Spin-offs from the Dark Tower novels
The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger – Evil Ground
The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger – So Fell Lord Perth
2014 The Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three – The Prisoner Based on the novel The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three
2015 The Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three – House of Cards
2016 The Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three – Lady of Shadows
The Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three - Bitter Medicine
2017 The Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three – The Sailor Based on the novel The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands
The Stand
2008 The Stand: Captain Trips Based on the novel The Stand Marvel Comics
2009 The Stand: American Nightmares
The Stand: Soul Survivors[90]
2010 The Stand: Hardcases
2011 The Stand: No Mans Land
The Stand: Night Has Come

Video games

Year Title Platform(s) Notes Developer/publisher
1985 The Mist PC Based on the novella of the same name[91] Mindscape
1989 The Running Man
Based on the film adaptation of the 1982 novel[92]
1992 The Dark Half MS-DOS Based on the novel of the same name[93] Capstone Software
1992 The Lawnmower Man
Based on the film adaptation of the 1975 short story[94]
1999 Stephen King's F13
The game includes a digital copy of the novella Everything's Eventual[95]

Stage

  • 1988: Carrie was initially a flop on Broadway, but has since gained a cult following. The musical was revived at the Lucille Lortel Theatre in New York, directed by Stafford Arima from January to April 2012. On September 25, 2012, the first official cast recording was released.
  • 1990: Ghost Stories was an adaptation of Stephen King's short stories "The Return of Timmy Baterman," about zombies; "Strawberry Spring," about a campus serial killer; "Gray Matter," a black comedy about a hideous mutation caused by a bottle of beer; "Uncle Otto's Truck," and "The Boogeyman," about a distraught father's encounter with a child-killing closet monster, as well as selections from Pet Sematary. Adapted and directed by Robert Pridham, the play premiered at the Arts Center Theatre at Kent Place School in Summit, New Jersey, and toured the United States in the mid-1990s.
  • 1992: Misery stage play by Simon Moore based on 1987 novel.[96][97] Another adaptation, written by William Goldman (who wrote the 1990 film), premiered on Broadway in 2015 with Bruce Willis and Laurie Metcalf. This version was also adapted to Polish language. It premiered at the Kwadrat Theatre in Warsaw in 2017.[98] A musical version also exists, written by Jeff Hockhauser and Bob Johnson. While it has not been staged, a demo recording has circulated on the internet in recent years. There are also four Finnish-language stage adaptations of Misery under the name Piina: the first adaptation was performed in October 2019 by Tampere Theatre in Tampere,[99][100][101] the second adaptation was performed in September of the same year by Kuopio City Theatre in Kuopio,[102][103][104] the third adaptation was performed in November 2022 by Pori Theatre in Pori,[105][106] and the fourth adaptation was performed in February 2025 by Seinäjoki City Theatre in Seinäjoki.[107][108]
  • 1993: Rage stage play written by Phillip Smith, produced by Shane Black, and directed by Jim Birge.[109] It was intended to premiere in Jasper, Indiana, but scheduling and venue issues due to protests over its mature themes forced it to move to the American Legion hall in Santa Claus, Indiana, where it ran from April 23 to May 1.[110]
  • 2009: Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption was dramatized by Dave Johns and Owen O'Neill for the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin. A later version, directed by Peter Sheridan, had its world premiere at the Peter Sheridan Theatre in London in September 2010. A production was mounted at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe directed by Lucy Pitman-Wallace in August 2013.[111] In April 2019, The Shawshank Redemption made its North American debut at the Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri, directed by Bob Paisley. It garnered great reviews from critics during its run. It featured Keenan Ramos as Red, Chris Roady as Andy Defresne, S.E. Perry as Warden Stammas, Tim Ahlenius as Hadley, Chad Burris as Boggs Diamond, Dan Daly as Pinky, Kevin Fewell as Brooksie, Christopher Preyer as Rooster, Larry Goodman as Dawkins, Nick Hazel as Entwhistle, Evan Lovelace as Tommy, Andrew Paredes as Rico, and Alex Paxton as inmate/guard.
  • 2012: Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, an original musical with book by Stephen King and music and lyrics by John Mellencamp. After a week of previews, it ran at Atlanta's Alliance Theatre from April 11 to May 13, 2012. A concept album was released the following year.
  • 2013: Dolores Claiborne is an American opera composed by Tobias Picker. It premiered at the San Francisco Opera in Fall 2013.[112] Before that, the novel was also made into a couple of Finnish plays, both called Doloreksen tunnustus: in 2009 presented by Tukkateatteri,[113] and in 2012 presented by Ad Astra Teatteri.[114][115]
  • 2014: The Body (also known as "Stand By Me") was produced by Chellaston Players in Derby, England. Though an amateur staging (produced with Stephen King's permission), it received rave reviews.

There have also been dramatizations of many of King's short stories, including "Nona", "Quitters, Inc.", "In the Deathroom", "Strawberry Spring", "Harvey's Dream", "The Man Who Loved Flowers", "Mute", "The Ten O'Clock People" and King's poem, "Paranoid: A Chant". There have also been alleged stage productions of Rage as well as several parody stage versions of The Shining.

Music

  • 1983: "The Stand", recorded and released by Welsh rock band The Alarm, was recorded and released in the United Kingdom as a single. The song's lyrics were inspired by King's novel of the same name
  • 1985: "Lone Justice", recorded and released by American heavy metal band Anthrax, was based on the King novella The Gunslinger.
  • 1984: "Horror-Teria: (The Beginning)" from the Twisted Sister album Stay Hungry. The album's liner notes thank King for inspiring the piece.
  • 1987: "Among the Living", recorded and released by American heavy metal band Anthrax, was based on the King novel The Stand. "The Walkin' Dude" is Randall Flagg, the main villain in the novel, and the beginning verse: "Disease! Disease! Spreading the disease! / With some help from Captain Trips / He'll bring the world down to its knees" refers to the virus that destroys most of the population in the novel.
  • 1987: "A Skeleton in the Closet", recorded and released by American heavy metal band Anthrax, was based on the King novella Apt Pupil from the collection Different Seasons.
  • 1987: "Severed Survival", recorded and released by American death metal band Autopsy, was based on the King short story Survivor Type.
  • 1988: "Misery Loves Company", recorded and released by American heavy metal band Anthrax, was based on the King novel Misery.
  • 1988: Formation of the American punk rock band Pennywise, who took the name from the evil clown monster of the same name from King's highly successful epic horror novel It.
  • 1989: "Pet Sematary", recorded and released by American punk rock band The Ramones, was a single from their eleventh studio album, Brain Drain. The song was originally written for the King movie adaptation of the novel of the same name. The single became one of the band's biggest radio hits and a staple in their concerts during the 1990s.
  • 2000: The music video for the song "Spit it Out", recorded and released by American heavy metal band Slipknot, pays homage to Stanley Kubrick's 1980 film adaptation of the King novel The Shining.
  • 2002: Formation of the Dutch symphonic metal band Delain, who took the name from the Kingdom of Delain from the King novel The Eyes of the Dragon.
  • 2006: The music video for the song The Kill, recorded and released by American rock band Thirty Seconds to Mars, was inspired by Stanley Kubrick's 1980 film adaptation of the King novel The Shining.
  • 2006: The song "Carry the Blessed Home", recorded and released by German power metal band Blind Guardian on their eighth studio album, A Twist in the Myth. It is about Roland Deschain and Jake Chambers at the end of the Dark Tower series.
  • 2007: "Dull Boy", recorded and released by American heavy metal band Mudvayne, was a single for both the band's fourth studio album, The New Game, and the band's compilation album By the People, for the People. The song was based on both the King novel and the Stanley Kubrick movie of The Shining.
  • 2010: King provided the voice of Will 'o the Wisp for Shooter Jennings's "Black Ribbons" music video.
  • 2014: The music video for the song "Animals", recorded and released by American pop rock band Maroon 5, was inspired by a blood drop scene from the 1976 film adaptation of the King novel Carrie.
  • 2015: American heavy metal and metallic hardcore band Ice Nine Kills recorded and released the song "Hell in the Hallways" (which was based on King's first horror novel Carrie) on their fourth studio album, Every Trick in the Book. A number of months later, the band created, recorded and released the single "Enjoy Your Slay" (based on Stanley Kubrick's 1980 film adaptation of the King novel The Shining) from their fifth studio album, The Silver Scream.
  • 2016: The song "Breathing Lightning", recorded and released by American heavy metal band Anthrax, was based on the Dark Tower series.
  • 2016: Boston, Massachusetts-formed and -based musical band Walter Sickert & the Army of Broken Toys included a song, titled "Dull Boy", on their 2016 album Come Black Magic with lyrics inspired by The Shining. The song is otherwise unrelated to the Mudvayne track listed above.
  • 2019: American heavy metal and metallic hardcore band Ice Nine Kills recorded and released their fifth studio album, The Silver Scream, featuring "It Is the End", based upon and inspired by the 2017 theatrical film adaptation of King's horror novel It, and "Funeral Derangements", based on Pet Semetary.

See also

  • Dollar Babies, short film adaptations of King material made by students and aspiring filmmakers

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