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
Never Let Go Review: The New Halle Berry Horror Film Keeps You Guessing In A Great Way
By Eric Eisenberg published
A well-executed horror film with a great performance from Halle Berry
Tim Burton Actually Lowered The Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Budget By Nearly $50 Million For One Big Reason
By Eric Eisenberg published
After Trap Success, M. Night Shyamalan Teases His Next Project, But Will He Go Back To Big Twists?
By Eric Eisenberg published
Back to bread and butter or the start of a new era?
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Repeats Repeats At The Weekend Box Office Facing Off With Speak No Evil
By Eric Eisenberg published
Spooky season is definitely here.
Stephen King's Vampires Are Running Amok In Salem's Lot Trailer, Which Finally Arrived Just 3 Weeks Before The Movie's Release
By Eric Eisenberg published
The first trailer for Salem's Lot is finally here!
The Life Of Annalise: A Conversation About Mike Flanagan, Stephen King, And A Career Reawakening With The Life Of Chuck’s Annalise Basso
By Eric Eisenberg published
The Life Of Chuck was a career changing experience for actress Annalise Basso.
DreamWorks Animation's The Wild Robot Is Equal Parts Beautiful, Emotional, And Darkly Hilarious
By Eric Eisenberg published
There's a good chance The Wild Robot will be remembered as the best animated movie of 2024.
Amy Adams Delivers A Great Performance, But Nightbitch Is Missing The Sharp Teeth Of The Novel It's Based On
By Eric Eisenberg published
Like Nightbitch's protagonist in her most canine form, Rachel Yoder's novel has sharp teeth; Marielle Heller's movie does not.
Ralph Fiennes' Conclave Is Papal Election Meets HBO's Succession, And I Absolutely Love It
By Eric Eisenberg published
You'll be hearing a lot about this film in the coming months.
32 Great Action Movies That Never Got Sequels
By Eric Eisenberg published
Just because the story didn't continue doesn't mean these action films aren't awesome.
With The Life Of Chuck, Mike Flanagan Has Made Another One Of The Best Stephen King Movies Of All Time
By Eric Eisenberg published
A beautiful adaptation of a beautiful novella.
Florence Pugh And Andrew Garfield Make A Wonderful Pair In Emotional And Surprisingly Funny We Live In Time
By Eric Eisenberg published
The film just premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Ben Stiller Makes A Welcomed Return To The Big Screen In Sweet But Overly Simple Comedy Nutcrackers
By Eric Eisenberg published
The family-centric comedy is cute and weird, but also too familiar.
Mike Flanagan Slyly References The Dark Tower While Discussing The Life Of Chuck, And It Makes My Stephen King-Loving Heart Swell
By Eric Eisenberg published
The Life Of Chuck premieres this week at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Joker: Folie À Deux Review: Joaquin Phoenix And Lady Gaga Are A Great Pair, But The Grimness And Languid Pace Are Not
By Eric Eisenberg published
Some of those big swings end up being overswings that eclipse the movie’s best qualities.
Batman: Caped Crusader Star Confirms She's Working On Season 2, And Her Tease Is Making Me So Excited
By Eric Eisenberg published
Crawl's Director Is Thrilled To Make Crawl 2 Because He’s Never Stopped Working On The First Movie In His Head
By Eric Eisenberg published
Exclusive We spoke with Alexandre Aja about his plans for Crawl 2, and he's been thinking about it for a while.
Deadpool And Wolverine Tops The Weekend Box Office Again As Summer 2024 Ends With A Whimper
By Eric Eisenberg published
August has come to an end, and the box office numbers for the end of the month aren't great!
Jordan Peele's Upcoming Movie: Everything We Know So Far
By Eric Eisenberg published
Jordan Peele is working on his follow-up to Nope, and we've collected all of the details about the project in this handy feature.
Kevin Bacon Posts Adorable Video Raving About Three Movies He's Recently Seen In Theaters, And I Just Love This Guy
By Eric Eisenberg published
Kevin Bacon is all about the big screen experience, and he shared a wonderful video about three movies he recently saw in theaters.
‘I Was Stunned': Sigourney Weaver Remembers Getting The Script For Aliens After The First Movie's Success And Having An Intense Reaction
By Eric Eisenberg published
Alien and Aliens are two very different movies, and Sigourney Weaver was stunned by the differences when reading the script for the latter for the first time.
The Monkey: What We Know About The Longlegs Director’s Upcoming Stephen King Adaptation
By Eric Eisenberg last updated
Stephen King's creepy short story, The Monkey, is getting a movie adaptation, and here's what we know about it.
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