Matt Holloway

Matt Holloway’s name gets tossed around a lot in Hollywood circles, and for good reason. He’s one of those writers who helped shape the blockbuster landscape, even if most people couldn’t pick him out of a lineup. Seriously, this guy co-wrote Iron Man back in 2008—yeah, the movie that basically kicked off the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe. No big deal, right? That script was sharp, funny, and had just enough bite to make Tony Stark an icon. Holloway’s fingerprint is all over it. Then there’s Transformers: The Last Knight. Say what you will about robots smashing up cities (and, honestly, there’s plenty to say), but pulling off a script for a franchise that bonkers is no small feat. It’s like juggling chainsaws while blindfolded and being chased by a T-Rex. These movies are loud, wild, and weirdly ambitious, and Holloway leans into all that chaos. Now, fast forward to Kraven: The Hunter—he’s still at it, diving into the Marvel anti-hero pool. Kraven’s not your typical superhero; he’s complicated, a little unhinged, and Holloway’s job is to make you root for a guy who’s basically a big game hunter in a world of capes and superpowers. The writing has to balance grit with heart, and if Holloway’s past work is anything to go by, he’s the guy for the job. So whether it’s armored billionaires, giant alien robots, or morally grey animal hunters, Matt Holloway’s got a knack for turning wild ideas into stories that keep audiences glued to their seats.