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Possible "Villains" For The Venom Movie. Okay, so we all know it’s happening. Spider- Man’s most popular villain, Venom, is making his way back to the big screen.

He’s going to be played by Tom Hardy, the movie will be directed by Ruben Fleischer, and the storyline will see Venom squaring off against… um……well, not Spider- Man. Despite the fact that Venom is predominantly known as a Spidey villain, and despite the smashing popularity of Marvel’s new release Spider- Man: Homecoming, it seems like this new version of Venom will not be a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and thus will have nothing to do with Tom Holland’s Spidey. Or maybe the Venom movie is in the “same reality,” but “not in the MCU,” or something. It’s confusing. Either way, the point is that Spider- Man won’t be in the movie, and that means Venom’s going to need some kind of antagonist to chomp his trademark sharp teeth on. Venom is a villain, not a hero.

He might claim to be a hero, but he’s not. Considering how murderous Venom is, whoever he faces off against in his own film is going to need to be a thousand times worse in order to get Eddie Brock’s “lethal protector” instincts all riled up — or the “antagonist” will need to be an actual hero. But as it turns out, Venom’s sharp- toothed smile has actually made him quite a few enemies over the years, ranging from other symbiotes to tech- based supervillains to evil corporations. Let’s take a look at 1. Potential “Villains” For The Venom Movie. 1.

Carnage. Okay, so this one is obvious. Carnage is one of the most popular comic characters out there who hasn’t yet made it to film. Ever since the idea of a Venom movie has floated around, in any of its various forms, a huge part of fan speculation has always been regarding who would play Cletus Kasady (with some actors like Cameron Monaghan even expressing interest in the part), the mass murderer who scoops up Venom’s symbiotic spawn and goes on a killing spree through New York — a killing spree so sprawling, so catastrophic, that Venom and Spider- Man actually team up to stop him. Seriously, the idea of introducing Carnage in a Venom movie is obvious.

So obvious, in fact, that Carnage’s inclusion in the movie is already confirmed. How Carnage factors into the plot will remain to be seen.

But in the meantime, just because Carnage will appear certainly doesn’t mean he’s going to be the only antagonist in the film, so let’s examine what other threats Venom might face. Toxin. Hey, listen.

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Venom and Carnage ain’t the only symbiotes running around on Earth. Just as the Carnage symbiote was spawned by Venom, Carnage spawned a new symbiote named Toxin, which is every bit as powerful — if not more so. But whereas the Venom symbiote attached to a hypocritical, vengeful man like Eddie Brock, and the Carnage symbiote attached to an unhinged lunatic, the Toxin symbiote was instead bonded to a decent man, a family man, a cop named Patrick Mulligan. Bonding to the Toxin symbiote, with its deadly homicidal impulses, basically ruins Mulligan’s life, since he’s forced to leave his wife and unborn child behind as he attempts to use his new powers for good.

If Toxin featured in the Venom movie, it could provide an interesting counterpoint to Brock, and a rather unique antagonist. Let’s say that the Toxin symbiote got out of control and insanely murderous, to the point where Brock (a not- so- good person) has to take down Mulligan (an actual good person) in order to save lives. That’s compelling stuff. The Jury. There was this one time that Venom broke out of the Vault, a high- tech prison complex designed to keep in supervillains.

While busting out, Venom casually murdered one of the security guards. Oops. Eddie Brock would come to regret this decision, as that guard — who was named Hugh Taylor  — turns out to be the son of the powerful General Orwell Taylor. Well, General Taylor, desiring vengeance for the death of his son, recruits a bunch of his son’s friends and coworkers.

The General then gives them heavy artillery and Stark- based armors, and sends them to destroy Venom. While it’s unlikely that the Jury would feature as the main villains of a film, there’s certainly high potential for them to appear in a minor villain capacity, perhaps as a corporate- funded strike force designed to take out Venom. Shriek. Hey, whenever you see Carnage, Shriek usually isn’t too far behind. Frances Louise Barrison possesses the power of sound manipulation, hence her name, but her far more important and dangerous ability is that she’s able to reach into the darkest depths of people’s minds and release their most negative emotions — fear, anger, hatred — bringing these emotions to the surface, and causing chaos in her wake. Shriek is mainly a Spider- Man villain, but her inclusion on this list is due to her longstanding romantic affiliation with Cletus Kasady. It’s certainly not a healthy relationship, and it isn’t consistent, but the two continually seem to find each other again. Shriek isn’t quite as murderous as Carnage, but she’s close, and the two are often seen side- by- side committing horrible actions. Her association with Carnage usually pits Venom against her. Watch K-19: The Widowmaker Download Full.

The US Government. It’s hard to imagine that the government would be all too happy about a guy like Eddie Brock swinging around in a Venom symbiote and killing people, and the police force wouldn’t be much happier. However, while the police would simply want to take Venom down, the government would likely want its own little piece of that symbiote pie — and that’s where things might start getting really nasty. It’s entirely possible that the Venom film might take a few cues from the recent Agent Venom comics, which saw the US Government coming into possession of the symbiote, and Eugene “Flash” Thompson using it as a field agent.

In the movie, this storyline could be hinted at with Eddie Brock; perhaps the government bonds Brock to the symbiote, or maybe they’re trying to capture Brock and separate the symbiote from him for their own usage. Either way, the results are likely to get messy. Some Documentary Filmmakers. The short fan film Truth in Journalism — produced by Adi Shankar, directed by Joe Lynch, and starring Ryan Kwanten as Eddie Brock — caused quite a stir when it premiered online a few years ago.

As it stands today, Truth in Journalism is currently the best cinematic depiction of Venom to date.