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Stephen A. Rosenberg

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Trial lawyer and blogger focused on class action, ERISA, insurance and other commercial disputes; Boston MA
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5 Stephen King Books Better Than IT

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By Stephen A. Rosenberg
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Pennywise from IT Warner Bros. Pictures Published Jul 18, 2026, 11:30 PM EDT Originally wanting a career in the science field, Stephen Rosenberg has degrees from Indiana University in Geosciences and General Natural Sciences. Stephen pursued a career in Marketing in 2015, and after almost a decade in the field, he switched to entertainment writing in 2020, putting his vast knowledge of films to use.
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‘Evil Dead Burn’ Review: The Greatest Horror Franchise Gets a Dose of French Extremism

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By Stephen A. Rosenberg
| Horror Geek Life
Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures With so many iconic and fan-favorite horror franchises out there, it can be tough to narrow the “best” or “greatest” descriptors down to one. It’s inarguable, though, that most of the heavy-hitter franchises have at least one bottom-of-the-barrel sequel, remake, or reboot somewhere in their filmographies. However, the Evil Dead franchise is the sole exception, and its newest entry, Evil Dead Burn, continues that trend.
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‘Jurassic Park’ and ‘Event Horizon’ Star Sam Neill Dies at 78

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By Stephen A. Rosenberg
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Credit: Universal Pictures ‘90s kids all had their collective hearts broken today, as New Zealand actor and lead star of Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park sadly passed away at the age of 78. Neill, who was chosen to play Dr. Alan Grant in Jurassic Park after Harrison Ford turned down the role, has polished his talent across the acting spectrum in Hollywood for decades, both being able to bring a charming “fatherly” demeanor to his roles and play grossly unsettling antagonists.
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