
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

Play Dirty Has A Much, Much Darker Ending Than Most Shane Black Movies, And The Director Explains Why It Was Totally Necessary
By Eric Eisenberg published
Exclusives Spoilers!

Predator: Badlands’ Director Explains How The Alien Franchise Became A Key Part Of The New Movie, And I Love How Surprisingly Organic It Was
By Eric Eisenberg published
It was definitely not planned as an Alien/Predator movie at the outset.

IT: Welcome To Derry Co-Creator Gets Candid About The Challenge Of Getting Bill Skarsgård To Return As Pennywise
By Eric Eisenberg published
The actor had to be convinced.

Taylor Swift Rules The Weekend Box Office Again As The Release Party Of A Showgirl Dominates The Big Screen
By Eric Eisenberg published
The Smashing Machine gets off to a slow start.

The Running Man Won’t Have Stephen King’s Controversial Ending, And Edgar Wright Admits Getting The Author’s Approval Of The Changes Was ‘Nerve-Wracking’
By Eric Eisenberg published
Arriving in theaters November 14.

Quentin Tarantino's Full Version Of Kill Bill Is Finally Getting Released, And It's Coming With An Awesome Extra Bonus
By Eric Eisenberg published
FINALLY!

Anemone Review: Daniel Day-Lewis’ Return Is Dark Powerful, And Profound
By Eric Eisenberg published
The legendary actor makes his return after eight years away from the screen.

Glen Powell Says Tom Cruise Gave Him Some Les Grossman-Centric Advice For New Series (But I Can’t Get Over His Nickname For The M:I Actor)
By Eric Eisenberg published
If you ever needed real proof that the Top Gun: Maverick stars are still close...

Emily Blunt Reveals The Sweet Way Dick Van Dyke Made ‘Everyone’ (Including Colin Firth) Cry On The Mary Poppins Returns Set
By Eric Eisenberg published
A true Hollywood legend.

Prime Video’s Play Dirty Review: Shane Black Delivers A Busy But Slick And Fun Christmas Heist With The Return Of Parker
By Eric Eisenberg published
Shane Black brings Parker back to the screen.

Marvel Villain Explains Why He Wants To Play Joker In The DCU
By Eric Eisenberg published
He has a fascinating take on the character.

James Gunn Loves A Gross-Out, But One Peacemaker Season 2 Scene Was Too ‘Disgusting’ Even For Him, And I Totally Get It
By Eric Eisenberg published
You would make this edit too.

The Great Advice Quentin Tarantino Got From Steven Spielberg After Experiencing His First Flop
By Eric Eisenberg published
Spielberg knew exactly what to say when Tarantino took one on the chin at the box office.

The Penguin’s Colin Farrell Explains Why He Likes Being Nominated For Awards More Than Winning Them (And Makes A Lovely Point)
By Eric Eisenberg published
Colin Farrell sees a different side of awards than most in Hollywood.

Vincent D’Onofrio Still Wants To Play DC’s Swamp Thing, And As A Fan, I Love His Reasons For Wanting The Role
By Eric Eisenberg published
From Kingpin to Swamp Thing?

Marvel Studios Has Made A Super Surprising Call With Their Upcoming Slate, And It Feels Like A Missed Opportunity
By Eric Eisenberg published
A big change from the Avengers: Infinity War/Endgame release plan.

Superman And Barbie Are Now Entwined In The History Books As James Gunn's Blockbuster Hits A Streaming Milestone
By Eric Eisenberg published
The film is a big success on HBO Max after just 10 days.

One Battle After Another Review: One Of 2025's Best Movies Is Goofy And Badass In Equal Measure
By Eric Eisenberg published
An epic that is equally funny, dramatic and thrilling.

The End Of One Battle After Another Is Wild, And We Had To Ask Leonardo DiCaprio And Benicio Del Toro What They Think Happens Next
By Eric Eisenberg published
Exclusives Spoilers! (Duh)

Gen V’s Latest Episode Has A Hero Battle With A Scary Twist, And The Stars Loved Executing It
By Eric Eisenberg published
Exclusives The truth about Cipher has been revealed.

The Strangers: Chapter 2 Has A Super Unexpected Scene With A Wild Boar, And Madelaine Petsch Says Filming The Sequence Was ‘Super Intimidating’
By Eric Eisenberg published
Exclusives The actress discusses the wildest scene in the new horror movie

Huge Hype And Leonardo DiCaprio's Star Power Lead One Battle After Another To Win The Weekend Box Office
By Eric Eisenberg published
The Paul Thomas Anderson film is off to a hot start.

I Think Hollywood May Have Made A Big Mistake At The Box Office For The 2025 Halloween Season
By Eric Eisenberg published
2025 is full of great horror movies... and they all arrived months before Halloween.
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