While Venom was relatively successful for Sony Pictures, movies like Morbius and Madame Web have caused the company to kill off its plans for the universe.

With a dismal box office outlook, “Kraven the Hunter” may add to Sony’s list of Spider-Man spinoffs that failed to capture audiences, including “Madame Web” and “Morbius.”

It looks like PlayStation's parent is done with Spider-Man spin-off films, which is probably for the best. We just learned that Sony's Spider-Man Universe is known as the "SSU" for short, comprising those almost universally-panned film and television spin-off projects,

Sony Pictures’ upcoming Marvel movie Kraven The Hunter will be the last Spider-Man Universe spinoff film for the time being. Every other project outside of anything that directly involves Spider-Man has been canceled.

Kraven the Hunter is a dull, cringeworthy entry into a shared Spider-Man universe concept that seemed doomed to failure from the start.

If Kraven the Hunter is indicative of anything with Sony, it's that they should've stayed in their lane making more trashy good times like this. The post REVIEW: ‘Kraven the Hunter’ Is Sony’s Best Spider-Man Villain Movie appeared first on But Why Tho?

J.C. Chandor’s Kraven the Hunter is utterly perplexing, from its existence to its execution. But that doesn’t make it fun to watch. In fact, it might be 2024’s most weightless Hollywood studio movie,

After years of trying (and mostly failing), it looks like Sony is finally ready to abandon their efforts to turn their Spider-Man license into an entire universe of interconnected films. That’s according to TheWrap,

Sony's run out of SPUMC! That's right, dear readers — even though JC Chandor's hard-R rated Kraven The Hunter hasn't quite hit cinemas yet, it would appear that the movie's parent studio is getting set to call time on the Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Characters all the same.