Eric Schaal is an expert on classic rock and mob films/TV, and you’ll see why in his in-depth coverage of The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Goodfellas, and The Sopranos. Eric doesn’t have trouble finding inspiration to write about a band like Zeppelin, which continues to pack a wallop and attract new fans. He began freelancing for Endgame360 in 2013, joined our full-time team in 2016, and has been writing about entertainment since 2018.
Eric earned his Bachelor’s in English Literature from New York University. When he’s off the clock, you might find Eric digging in with a Henry Miller classic or screening one of Italy’s cinematic treasures. Find more from Eric on his Muck Rack profile.
The Alfred Hitchcock classic Vertigo (1958) can get its hooks into you in so many ways. If the unfolding of the tragedy in the opening scene doesn’t grab you, the hypnotic sequences of Detective John “Scottie” Ferguson (Jimmy Stewart) driving through San Francisco — or maybe the greatest plot twist in the history of cinema …
'Desire' featured a new kind of Bob Dylan sound, and for 1 song on the LP Eric Clapton's guitar was part of it. Clapton recalled a massive group in the studio.
Faye Dunaway witnessed a standoff between Norman Jewison and Steve McQueen that could have sunk 'The Thomas Crown Affair.' But Jewison stayed the course.
Norman Jewison was universally considered as unflappable as directors came. But Steve McQueen managed to get under his skin on the 'Thomas Crown Affair' shoot.
The author argues the merits of Bob Dylan's lyric 'to live outside the law, you must be honest' from the song 'Absolutely Sweet Marie' on the album 'Blonde on Blonde. The film 'The Lineup' may have inspired the line.
Dennis Elsas's Hall of Fame '74 John Lennon interview was only the beginning. Now celebrating 50 years on NYC radio, the DJ and on-air personality reflected on that day with Lennon and his greater run.
Stone Temple Pilots covered one of Led Zeppelin's poppier tracks, then watched it climb up multiple Billboard charts in the '90s without an official release.
Dania Ramirez was a huge fan of 'The Sopranos' and wanted to audition for a role like A.J.'s girlfriend Blanca. But Ramirez's agent didn't pass along the show's offer.