Eric Eisenberg
@eeisenberg
Writer – Film & Comics Obsessive – Constant Reader – Let's Go Mets! – he/him
A warning for anyone experiencing recent bouts of fresh cilantro, green onions, or raspberries.
Finally reading SLEEPING BEAUTIES – the only Stephen King novel I haven't read – and as dumb and ego-centric as it is, I'm not going to lie and say I wasn't thrilled to discover a character with a name only one letter different than my own.
I need these two Jeopardy contestants to form a friendship built on deep, witty cynicism.
We have matching sensibilities literally illustrated on my wrists! As for my list... 1. The Stand by Stephen King 2. Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas by Hunter S. Thompson 3. Dracula by Bram Stoker 4. Frankenstein by Mary Shelley 5. A Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy by Douglas Adams
While the story in Lee Cronin's The Mummy hits too many familiar notes, it's a film that is fun for the big screen just because of how exceptionally gnarly it is. Cronin took a lot a way from his Evil Dead experience, and while creating his own supernatural lore, he's going to have people shrieking.
With the arrival of The Age Of Innocence on 4K today, my Martin Scorsese collection is compete!
Less than eight months after The Monkey, already getting an early look at the latest from Osgood Perkins! #Keeper
I had an hour-long drive home after my screening of THE LONG WALK, and I couldn't listen to music or an audiobook; I just had to sit in silence with the knot in my stomach. It's a powerful, gripping and shocking film that is a perfect adaptation of the Stephen King source material. Unforgettable.
If you're not already excited for Zach Cregger's #WeaponsMovie, know this: it's one of 2025's best films. Its story & structure are fascinating and gripping, it's deliciously scary and it has a wicked sense of humor. Oh, and the ending is among greatest things I've seen on the big screen this year.
Seated for Netflix #Tudum 2025! Looking forward to seeing what's cooking on the streamer's slate!
It was totally worth getting additionally desensitized to violence counting every person killed by John Wick so that I could have one of my @cinemablend.com.web.brid.gy articles referenced on Jeopardy. Weird and unexpected life goal achieved!
Exceptionally creepy teaser for #BlackPhone2 just arrived via random text message! Really feels like the horror genre is clicking on all cylinders in 2025. Super excited to see what @scottderrickson.bsky.social has cooked up with this sequel!
Happy #NeverFlinch Day to all who are celebrating! Nothing beats adding a new book to the Stephen King library!
Got to do some training at 87Eleven! I can now expertly (fake) kill three dudes with a set of ice skates #Ballerina
BRING HER BACK gets a big WOW from me. Scenes had me squirming to the extreme, and I can't get over how brilliant Danny and Michael Philippou are at building lore and creating deeply shocking horror. This is a must-see.