Nobody wanted a Venom/Spider-Man crossover movie more than Marvel actor Tom Hardy. The actor played Eddie Brock/Venom in the character’s self-titled movie trilogy — Venom (2018), Let There Be ...

The Last Dance" rolls into theaters, it will conclude a trilogy of films that kicked off what seems to be a trend at Sony ...

Warner Bros. isn’t the only studio with movies on Netflix. Venom: The Last Stand hails from Sony, while Sonic the Hedgehog 2 comes from Paramount. Those movies are two of our recommendations for ...

Venom: The Last Dance concluded Tom Hardy’s Venom trilogy in triumphant style, but the trilogy as a whole has certainly had its ups and downs.

Despite that, the prospect of Spider-Man and Venom crossing paths was first teased in Let There Be Carnage's post-credits scene. Spider-Man: No Way Home's stinger sent Eddie Brock back where he ...

Tom Hardy went on to shoot Venom, and, well, Serkis didn’t exactly know what digital character Hardy was talking about until the movie dropped. Now, you might think that was the end of the story.

We see many of the supporting characters in the Spider-Verse and Venomverse, such as Miles Morales, Silk, Spider-Man Noir, Agent Anti-Venom, Sleeper, and Flexo the Rubber Man. Spider-Man and Venom ...

The symbiote attempted to save Mary Jane during Venom War, with part of it interacting with the gauntlet to “make it work better.” While it was successful for a time, the gauntlet’s failure ...

Marvel actor Tony Revolori, who plays Flash Thompson in the MCU Spider-Man films, expresses hope to portray Agent Venom on screen one day. In an interview with The Direct, Revolori was asked ...

Halfway through the 2020s, the verdict is still out about whether or not this has been a good decade for movies. Every one of the past five years, beginning with the COVID-19 lockdown of 2020 ...

Hennessey has unveiled an even more hare-brained version of the Venom F5, which it's calling the Evolution. According to Hennessey, the Venom F5 Evolution adds 214 horsepower over the original ...

US-based and self-described snake expert Tim Friede first started collecting deadly snake species in 2000, and then began self-administering their venom in diluted and escalating doses in hopes to ...