Venom: Let There Be Carnage had an utterly massive opening at the box office this past weekend, crushing any previous opening record of the pandemic era and also topping its predecessor by around $10 million.

Tom Hardy is back as Eddie Brock/Venom for Venom: Let There Be Carnage, where serial killer Cletus Kadady (Woody Harrelson) gains his own symbiote and becomes the sadistic and insane Carnage, who only Venom and Eddie can stop.

Tom Hardy is back as Eddie Brock/Venom for the sequel to 2018’s Venom, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, as the symbiotic duo has to take on the homicidally insane Cletus Kassidy and his symbiote, Carnage.

Failed reporter Eddie Brock is bonded to an alien entity named Venom and the duo decides to team up to take down evil CEO Carlton Drake, who is hoping to exploit the alien symbiotes for his own means.

The last big release day for DVD and Blu-Rays for 2018 has Venom, The Predator, The House With A Clock in its Walls and more.

Venom and A Star is Born held off all comers and remained in first and second place with strong second weekend performances.

After a lackluster live-action debut in Spider-Man 3, Venom takes center stage with a 100% committed and bonkers Tom Hardy playing both Venom and his reluctant host, disgraced reporter Eddie Brock.

Venom, despite poor reviews from critics, had a massive opening over the weekend, shattering the record for best October opening while the new A Star is Born also performed well beyond expectations in second place.