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Only Two Stephen King Movies Have Ever Been Released at Christmas Time
ComicBook.comStory by Ben Hathaway
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Surprising insights into the rare Stephen King films that dared to brave the December box office, from the heartwarming
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- Only 2 Stephen King movies have ever been released during the holiday season, despite the iconic winter setting of
- fits the warm, redemptive tone of Christmas films,
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Stephen King, Stanley Kubrick, Tom Hanks, Paul Edgecomb, William "Wild Bill" Wharton, Percy Wetmore, John Coffey, Michael Clarke Duncan, Frank Darabont, Arnie Cunningham, John Carpenter, Cold Mountain Penitentiary, The Shining, The Green Mile, Bag of Bones, The Stand, Storm of the Century, Christine