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Patrick Cavanaugh

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Writer at ComicBook.com

I starred in Big Trouble in Little China. Write for @ComicBook. Approved by @RottenTomatoes, for some reason. IG: Wolfmanzig ✉️: [email protected]

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  • Joe Johnston Weighs in on Returning to The Rocketeer or Captain America (Exclusive)

    1 week ago | comicbook.com | Patrick Cavanaugh

    Filmmaker Joe Johnston cemented himself in cinematic history thanks to his contributions to the original Star Wars trilogy, but his credits don’t end there, as he also directed the original Jumanji, Jurassic Park III, and the 2010 The Wolfman. Going even further beyond that, he directed the 1991 action-adventure movie The Rocketeer and also brought Steve Rogers to life for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, having helmed Captain America: The First Avenger.

  • Nicolas Cage Is a Man on a Mission in New The Surfer Clip (Exclusive)

    2 weeks ago | comicbook.com | Patrick Cavanaugh

    Nicolas Cage has rightfully earned the reputation of being one of the most fearless performers of his generation, happy to take on any project, no matter how unconventional or ambitious. His latest film, The Surfer, is no exception, as it takes what could be considered an innocuous premise for a movie and twists it into something more harrowing.

  • New Alien: Earth Teaser Confirms More Monsters Than We Ever Imagined

    2 weeks ago | comicbook.com | Patrick Cavanaugh

    In 1979’s Alien, the crew of the Nostromo was stalked and hunted by the now-iconic xenomorph, while each entry in the film franchise has amplified the terror in thrilling ways. Throughout the saga, new chapters would feature larger quantities of creature, or would display all-new variations of the otherworldly beast.

  • Predator: Badlands Director Sheds New Insight on Franchise's Newest Hero

    3 weeks ago | comicbook.com | Patrick Cavanaugh

    Back in 1987’s Predator, audiences witnessed the absolute horror that the titular antagonist wrought on a group of mercenaries, igniting nightmares in countless audiences. In the years since, the best has continued to set its sights on targets across multiple movies and throughout other mediums, and despite the terror it causes, viewers are still compelled to witness the havoc it creates.

  • How Predator: Badlands Brought the Beast to Life in All-New Ways

    3 weeks ago | comicbook.com | Patrick Cavanaugh

    In the original Predator, the titular hunter was conveyed through the tried-and-true method of putting a performer in an intimidating suit. With much of the film seeing the character stalking the shadows, this was an appropriate approach, as the less we saw of the monster, the more scared we were.

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