Home Blu-Ray

‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ arrives on digital for Thanksgiving with deleted scenes and bloopers

'Venom: Let There Be Carnage' will arrive in time for those who want a little gore with their Thanksgiving.

After letting loose the goo and goofy hi-jinks of Eddie Brock in October, Venom: Let There Be Carnage is coming home.

Recommended Videos

Sony Pictures Entertainment announced in a video posted to its YouTube channel earlier today that the Tuesday release will contain over an hour of extras. These will include explanations of Easter eggs seeded throughout, as well as bloopers, and a physical Blu-ray version will be available just before last-minute Christmas shopping Dec. 14.

“The symbiote and Eddie together, they are not Venom without one another,” Tom Hardy said in an included interview.

The film made more than $400 million against a budget of $110 million. While it did not receive the critical praise most Marvel films are known for at this point, critics did see it as an improvement over the first, and if you have not seen the movie (warning: SPOILERS below), know it ends on a curious note.

How do you think what will come after Venom: Let There Be Carnage will incorporate the character’s journey into the multiverse to see Spider-Man? Will Tom Holland star alongside Hardy in a mainline Venom movie? Let us know below.