Scott Weinberg was born on December 29, 1971 in the United States. He grew up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which he proudly calls his hometown. From a young age, Weinberg developed a passion for film and journalism, which would ultimately shape his career.
After graduating from Temple University in 1994 with a degree in film and journalism, Weinberg dove headfirst into the world of film criticism. His sharp insights and witty commentary quickly caught the attention of audiences and fellow critics alike.
Weinberg's unique voice and perspective on horror films gained him a loyal following. He began reviewing films for Thrillist, where he became known for his honest and in-depth analysis of a wide range of movies. His expertise in the horror genre also led to opportunities with Bloody Disgusting and SyFy Wire, where he critiqued horror, thriller, and sci-fi films.
Aside from his work as a film critic, Weinberg has also made his mark as a filmmaker. In 2016, he produced the critically acclaimed film Found Footage 3D, showcasing his talent behind the camera. In 2019, he further solidified his reputation with the release of I Trapped the Devil, a horror film that captivated audiences and critics alike.
In addition to his work as a critic and filmmaker, Weinberg has also been a regular contributor to Nerdist, providing insightful reviews of the latest films in the industry. His dedication to the craft of film criticism has earned him a respected reputation among his peers and audiences.
Weinberg has a deep appreciation for the classics, with Mel Brooks's 1974 film Young Frankenstein ranking high on his list of all-time favorites. His knowledge and passion for cinema shine through in his reviews, making him a trusted source for film enthusiasts everywhere.