Venom: Let There Be Carnage

At the end of Venom: Let There Be Carnage, the story culminates in a dramatic showdown where Cletus Kasady, now fully transformed into the monstrous Carnage, attempts to marry his love, Frances Barrison, aka Shriek, in a church. However, the wedding is violently interrupted when Kasady and Shriek are killed, and Carnage is devoured by Venom and Eddie. This brutal moment reveals how Kasady’s greatest weakness—his attachment to Shriek—ultimately leads to his downfall. His obsession with holding onto her, despite his serial killer tendencies, clouds his judgment and makes him vulnerable. Throughout the film, Venom has been eager to fight and kill bad guys, but when faced with Carnage, Venom surprisingly shies away, recognizing the threat he poses. Eddie and Venom’s relationship has frayed and rejoined over the course of the story, ending with them reconnecting after their separation.

In the film’s post-credits scene, we see Eddie and Venom relaxing on a beach, symbolizing their newfound partnership as “Lethal Protectors.” Suddenly, they are transported through a multiverse shift, and the scene cuts to a news broadcast revealing Spider-Man’s identity as Peter Parker, with Venom’s eyes locking onto Spider-Man (Tom Holland) for the first time. This setup hints at a future where Venom might find itself crossing into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, opening the door to new adventures and conflicts. The ending leaves fans excited, teasing the potential for Venom to interact with Spider-Man and expand the story beyond the Sony-verse. Ultimately, it’s a story of chaos, connection, and the close bond between Eddie and Venom, with a clear hint that their journey is far from over.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 08:59