Eric Eisenberg
The Background: Eric Eisenberg is the Assistant Managing Editor at CinemaBlend. After graduating Boston University and earning a bachelor’s degree in journalism, he took a part-time job as a staff writer for CinemaBlend, and after six months, he was offered the opportunity to move to Los Angeles and take on a newly-created West Coast Editor position. Over a decade later, he's continuing to advance his interests and expertise. In addition to conducting filmmaker interviews and contributing to the news and feature content of the site, Eric also oversees the Movie Reviews section, writes the the weekend box office report (published Sundays), and is the site's resident Stephen King expert. He has two King-related columns: Adapting Stephen King (chronicling the fully history of King's works adapted for film and television) and The King Beat (a weekly roundup of the biggest news in the world of Stephen King books, movies, TV, and more)
What He’s Into: When he isn’t excitedly waiting for the lights to go down in the movie theater, Eric can often be found with his nose in a book, and it’s a safe bet that it is something by Stephen King or a comic book omnibus (Marvel or DC – he doesn’t discriminate). He is a long-suffering fan of the New York Mets, still waiting for them to win a championship in his lifetime, and the highs and lows of the experience have driven him subtly mad over the last twenty-five years. An avid collector of physical media and prop replicas, his apartment is the equivalent of the seed vault for movies, television, and comics.
What He’s Excited About Right Now: Life is a perpetual countdown clock waiting for the next Stephen King book/movie/TV show, but Eric is stoked for the renaissance of original horror, thrilled by the Phase 5 and 6 slates of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and already sick of waiting for Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Messiah.
Latest articles by Eric Eisenberg
We Asked Community’s Yvette Nicole Brown About What Shirley’s Up To Ahead Of The Movie, And Her Response Was Fascinating
By Eric Eisenberg published
Exclusive What has Shirley been up to since leaving Greendale for the bayou?
How To Watch The DC Movies In Order
By Eric Eisenberg, Jason Wiese, Adam Holmes last updated
If you've ever been confused about the order of the DC Movies, consider yourself saved.
Stephen King Names His Pick For The Scariest Horror Movie, And It’s A Killer Classic
By Eric Eisenberg published
A must-add to your Spooky Season playlist.
The 50 Best Horror Movies Of All Time
By Nick Venable, Rich Knight, Sean O'Connell, Corey Chichizola, Mack Rawden, Alexandra Ramos, Eric Eisenberg, Mike Reyes, Jason Wiese, Cody Beck last updated
Here is CinemaBlend's list for the 30 greatest horror films of all time.
Following Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan Is Setting Up His Next IMAX Movie, And He's Re-Teaming With One Of His Big Go-To Actors
By Eric Eisenberg published
New details have arrived about Christopher Nolan's follow-up to Oppenheimer.
After Months Of Hype, Joker: Folie À Deux Seriously Underwhelms At The Weekend Box Office
By Eric Eisenberg published
Ouch.
Abbott Elementary's Season 4 Crossover Has Seemingly Been Confirmed, And I'm Thrilled My Wild Guess Was Actually Right
By Eric Eisenberg published
Whoa!
The New Salem’s Lot Movie Doesn’t Connect To Stephen King’s The Dark Tower, But The Director Pitched A Sequel Series That Would Have
By Eric Eisenberg published
From our interview with Salem's Lot director Gary Dauberman.
Daniel Day-Lewis Is Finally Coming Out Of Acting Retirement, And Details About His New Movie Make Me Even More Excited
By Eric Eisenberg published
It's been seven years since Phantom Thread.
32 Lines And Scenes That Made Indiana Jones Legendary
By Eric Eisenberg published
The making of a cinematic legend.
A Salem’s Lot Deleted Scene Includes A Rare Piece Of Stephen King History That Actually Made The Director Tear Up While Holding It
By Eric Eisenberg published
Exclusive This. Is. Awesome.
The Substance’s Director Discusses Her ‘Super Important’ Conversations With Demi Moore And Margaret Qualley About The Film’s Extreme Prosthetics And Nudity
By Eric Eisenberg published
Exclusive Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley deliver some extreme performances in The Substance.
‘The Best Direction I’ve Ever Got:’ Megalopolis' Adam Driver Explains How Francis Ford Coppola Set The Tone For The Film On Day One
By Eric Eisenberg published
Exclusive Adam Driver has worked with some of the best directors of all time.
32 Times The Gang Ruined Someone's Life In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
By Eric Eisenberg published
So many lives ruined.
The Wild Robot Rules The Weekend Box Office, Dethroning Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
By Eric Eisenberg published
Another 2024 win for animation.
What Salem’s Lot’s Director Took From His Experience Writing IT And IT Chapter Two For The New Stephen King Adaptation
By Eric Eisenberg published
Exclusive Writer/director Gary Dauberman leaned into his past Stephen King experience.
Max’s Salem’s Lot Review: The New Adaptation Squeezes Stephen King’s Story But Is Sustained By Its Characters And Scares
By Eric Eisenberg published
The new Salem's Lot adaptation is a noticeably streamlined take on Stephen King's beloved vampire novel.
‘I’ve Decided To Switch That Up’: Adam Driver Explains How And Why He Has Changed How He Watches His Own Movies
By Eric Eisenberg published
Exclusive The Megalopolis star has an evolved take on how he watches his own movies
The Wild Robot Review: Darkly Hilarious, Beautiful, And One Of The Best DreamWorks Animation Films Ever
By Eric Eisenberg published
We'll very likely remember The Wild Robot as the best animated film of 2024.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Battles Transformers One For The Top Spot At The Weekend Box Office
By Eric Eisenberg published
The last three weekends at the box office: Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice!
Never Let Go Has An Insanely Intense Scene With A Dog, And I Had To Ask Halle Berry And The Director About It
By Eric Eisenberg published
Exclusive Spoiler alert!
The Substance Review: A Phenomenal Achievement Of Smart, Funny, Sexy, And F*cked Up Body Horror
By Eric Eisenberg published
The Substance is a standout success and a must-see for anyone who can stomach it.
James McAvoy Tells Us The Character From Stephen King's IT That He Kept Trying To Include In The Movie, But The Director Kept Cutting It Out
By Eric Eisenberg published
Exclusive See the turtle of enormous girth... get cut out of the movie.
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