With Carnage on a murderous killing spree, Spider-Man and Venom teamed up to fight the common enemy. While the first time Venom fought on the side of good, it ended with a fight between Spider-Man.

Two head-chomping symbiotes aren’t better than one in “Venom: Let There Be Carnage,” a mind-numbingly tiresome sequel, filled with uninspired comedy and a CGI monster fight that seems to ...

Something that impresses me with a superhero movie like Venom is when it doesn’t rush directly into the expected villain. When there are four different Fantastic Four movies, and they’re all ...

where Dylan and Eddie fight for control of Venom. Before we got to that point, though, Eddie still had to take on Carnage. An ancient Fist of Khonshu has a shocking connection to Marvel's new Moon ...

Venom: Let There Be Carnage‘s post-credits scene definitely ... While it will be incredible seeing Venom in the MCU fighting Holland’s Peter, that crossover is a much bigger boon for Sony ...

That worked out great for everyone, but then the Carnage storyline kicked in and after a single fight against the new villain, Spider-Man decided that he needed Venom to fight with him.

While Venom’s fighting style will continue to rely on brute strength “like a quarterback,” Serkis says Carnage’s attacks will be all over the place, physically and psychologically ...

We witness this fully in the only fight between Venom and Carnage. The battle is packed with feral, creative limb-slinging between the two symbiotes as Carnage jabs with grotesque spiked arms and ...