Venom: Let There Be Carnage is so close to being something special, thanks to Tom Hardy's Venom and Eddie Brock...but Woody ...

Let There Be Carnage hit theaters, concerns were raised about the direction of the film. In this video, we dissect the challenges facing Venom 2 and explore what could have been done to elevate the ...

Venom: The Last Dance stars Tom Hardy as the titular superhero, and it's adapted from the namesake Marvel character.

Venom is available to stream on Disney+, while Venom: Let There Be Carnage is streaming on Starz. Both movies are also available to rent or purchase through digital storefronts. The Venom movies ...

It was a morning of carnage ... he must go out there. He explained that he would rather go out to meet them and, if necessary, meet his death, than let them come into the house to shoot or ...

It was a morning of carnage ... they wanted he must go out there. He explained that he would rather go out to meet them and, if necessary, meet his death than let them come into the house to ...

Venom co-creator Todd McFarlane has revealed what he'd change about the movies, admitting that it's not his preference to see the classic Spider-Man villain portrayed heroically. Read on for ...

There has been speculation that Venom could be one of those characters who help out the villains against the Avengers. It could create some very special scenes and an appearance that would have ...

bonds with a blood-red symbiote to become Carnage and joins forces with the sonic-screaming Shriek (Naomie Harris), the deadly duo is formed just as Eddie Brock (Hardy) and the Venom symbiote ...

And speaking of giant lizards, April will bring the release of Godzilla Vs. Hulk and Godzilla Vs. Spider-Man, two one-shots that bring the iconic kaiju into the Marvel Universe. T ...

April’s Web of Venomverse: Fresh Brains #1 features a new Eddie Brock Venom (whose 616 counterpart will debut as Carnage in Eddie Brock: Carnage in February), Venomouse, and a venomized Katie ...

“There’s not a lot of money in it, so not a lot of innovation has been attracted.” Current antivenom producers milk snakes to extract their venom, which is “like handling a live hand ...