Venom: Let There Be Carnage Review
Early on in 'Venom: Let There Be Carnage' alien symbiote Venom (Tom Hardy) laments to his partner Eddie Brock (also Hardy), "I'm sorry I can't mend a broken heart.
Emotional pain lasts longer," cementing its commitment to building on the queer themes from 2018’s ‘Venom’.In the previous film, directed by Ruben Fleischer, investigative journalist Eddie Brock thwarts a deadly experiment by unhinged scientist Carlton Drake (moviefone.com/celebrity/riz-ahmed/20153607/main/">Riz Ahmed), while becoming entangled with the ritual symbiote and losing his fiancé Anne (Michelle Williams). In a post-credits sequence, we’re introduced to serial killer Cletus Kasady (moviefone.com/celebrity/woody-harrelson/1799334/main/">Woody Harrelson), whose one request is to tell his story to Brock.
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A frustrated journalist named Eddie Brock and a carnivorous black symbiote unite to become the monstrous antihero Venom and battle both good and evil alike. Based on the Marvel Comics character.