The end result is a movie that's … well, it's not quite as great as a lot of the other stuff he's been involved with. As the writer-director-producer on the flick, I can only imagine that he considers it his bid to stand alone, to create a work that's fully his. Which brings us to Bad Times at the El Royale, a film that is 100 percent Goddard's. Some of that had to be thanks to Goddard, right? Pretty much all of these entertainments are worth you time. Goddard was the first showrunner for Netflix's Daredevil and wrote the script for Ridley Scott's fantastic The Martian. It's also a movie that most people attribute to Joss Whedon, who co-wrote and produced it.
He made the leap to the big-screen by co-writing and directing The Cabin in the Woods, which might be the best horror film released this decade.
He was a writer for Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Alias and Lost. Drew Goddard has had his hands in a lot of great stuff, which he mostly doesn't get credit for.
