Venom Chews The Scenery, Everything Else In Absolutely Bonkers Sequel Trailer
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Tom Hardy returns in the Andy Serkis-directed "Venom: Let There Be Carnage."
Upping the goof factor and hopefully the wig budget a couple thousand notches, the trailer for “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” arrived on Monday in all its CGI-heavy glory. Despite being widely panned by critics, “Venom” gobbled up $850 million at the global box office back in 2018, becoming the biggest October release of all time. And so, a franchise was born with Tom Hardy’s Eddie Brock and his symbiotic, flesh-eating alter-ego Venom at the center. Now, both are back and weirder than ever in the Andy Serkis-directed sequel, which is set to hit theaters Sept. 24, after being shuffled around on Sony’s release calendar over the past year.
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