Venom: Let There Be Carnage

Only thing that was good was the post credit scene

For a movie that is only 90 minutes long, it sure seemed a bit slow to at the beginning and then rushed at the end. Middle of the movie has too much going in, we have comedy my eddy, emotion by Venom, action my Casadi, and drama by eddy’s ex.. Overall, movie was good, but could have and should have been better. End credit was worth the wait.

Venom: Let There Be Carnage is a grander spectacle than the mediocre 2018 original, offering monster-movie mayhem with a welcome sense of humour about its own ludicrousness.

The film does develop the chemistry between the titular alien and the human he’s forced to inhabit while inside Earth’s atmosphere. But the distinctiveness of this buddy-movie bond is often drowned out by giant set pieces of CG mayhem that feel exactly like those found in the good guys’ movies.

John DeFore

The Hollywood Reporter

Fundamentally, its creators course corrected from the first movie a bit too drastically. Where Venom was a grim body horror movie with a very broad and sometimes extremely silly comic performance at its center, Let There Be Carnage is practically a romantic comedy between Eddie Brock and Venom.

Matt Singer

ScreenCrush