Last week, we reported on Venom beginning production this week, and per the initial report, it looks like production has officially started. Venom is the first of (so far) two planned films to spin off
Sony's Venom movie is shaping-up to be a must-see superhero event for next fall. Although, the project's early marketing and communication caused a bit of whiplash for fans. Sony's initial announcement, to elevate second-tier characters
Looks like Venom finally has another production date set. According to the product listing site, My Entertainment World, the Sony production is set for an October 23 shooting date, meaning that on Monday of next
Marvel and Sony's Venom film, starring Tom Hardy (Dunkirk, The Dark Knight Rises), is beginning to take shape and there's a definite buzz about this project. Fox has lined up a tremendous cast and crew,
Sounds like the Venom script is going through rewrites. No surprise there, but the interesting part is who Sony has penning the latest draft. According to Variety reporter Justin Kroll, the studio has tasked Kelly
Jenny Slate is currently in negotiations to join the Venom movie. This news comes courtesy of the folks over at Variety, and according to the outlet, she will play a role of a scientist. Sadly,
Looks like Sony’s Spider-Man spinoff Venom is getting even more momentum. The project that already has Ruben Fleischer set to direct and Tom Hardy set to star is close to locking down its female lead.
Earlier this year saw the release of Spider-Man: Homecoming. The film was a collaboration between Sony and Marvel Studios, and after Sony sort of screwed the pooch with their Amazing Spider-Man series — in that
The supposed VenomVerse is ever-expanding with information. Not too long ago, That Hashtag Show revealed some interesting plot details for one film Silver & Black (which will supposedly feature Spider-Man: Homecoming’s Scorpion), and THR is
The supposed VenomVerse is ever-expanding with information. Not too long ago, That Hashtag Show revealed some interesting plot details for one film Silver & Black (which will supposedly feature Spider-Man: Homecoming’s Scorpion), and THR is
