“Venom: Let There Be Carnage”, directed by Andy Serkis, is a chaotic Marvel sequel pitting Eddie Brock against a deranged symbiote. Tom Hardy stars as Eddie, clashing with Woody Harrelson’s serial-killer Carnage and reconnecting with Michelle Williams’ Anne, delivering dark humor, visceral action, and buddy-comedy chaos in a wild antihero romp.

Hardy’s manic energy is electric, his dual role as Eddie and Venom—bickering like an odd couple—driving laughs and mayhem, especially in a church showdown. Harrelson’s unhinged Carnage adds feral menace, while Williams’ grounded Anne anchors the stakes, though her role feels sidelined. The action, with symbiote-fueled carnage, pops with kinetic CGI, though some sequences lack clarity, set to Marco Beltrami’s pounding score. Serkis’ 97-minute runtime is lean, but the thin plot and rushed climax limit depth. The film’s unapologetic weirdness, tied to your love for Hardy’s action roles, fueled its $506 million gross. Hardy, Harrelson, and Williams make it a gloriously unhinged sequel that thrilled fans.

“Let There Be Carnage” is a wild, action-packed riot, with its stars as its symbiotic spark.

Rating: 6.5/10

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