Source: Mashable India

Sony Pictures has revealed a brand new clip starring Woody Harrelson's fan-favorite comic book character Carnage. In the new video clip, Cletus Kasady is seen transforming into the ancient alien symbiote. The shot is totally inspired by The Amazing Spider-Man #361 comic book, which was released in 1992.

A similar video clip of deadly-looking Shriek from the upcoming Venom: Let There Be Carnage film was also released on a YouTube channel by the name Bloody Disgusting.

The video clip begins with Shriek sitting in a soundproof cell surrounded by a group of men. The supervillain then stands up as she sees the group of men coming close to give her food.

Despite the various protecting tools used by the orderlies, Shriek kills one of the orderlies using her deadly superpowers.

Recently, one of the leading stars from the film Tom Hardy, who plays the role of Venom, also known as Eddie Brock, revealed that the film was being considered for R-Rating before it eventually ended up with a PG-13 rating.

Hardy said, "With all of these symbiotes, you know, you consider it. You read the comic books, and it is extreme, but that's not what we're here to do. We came here to make a movie which, and correct me if I'm wrong, I mean, there's a law and a rule into creating a movie that's accessible to a lot of people, as well as that caters to everybody, including the hardcore fans. So I hope the hardcore fans at least take home that they look at Carnage and go, 'Yeah, I recognize Carnage from the comic books. I'm happy with that.' And yeah, no, we didn't bite everybody's head off, but we did stick a tongue down someone's throat pretty... and managed to come in at a level of rating which is reputable so that grandma can come but also I'll come watch it too."

Source: Vanity Fair

Prior to actor Tom Hardy comments on the consideration of R-Rating for the film. The director Andy Serkis also defended it saying, "I think we have pushed to the very very limits, the danger and darkness, and the threat and the menace of Carnage."

Previously Serkis was also seen confirming a face-off between two fan-favorite comic book superheroes Venom and Spiderman. The director revealed the details in response to a question about the possibility of an official crossover between Tom Holland's Spider-Man and Tom Hardy's Venom.

Serkis said, "Everyone wants to know when Venom is going to meet Spider-Man, personally, it's not going to happen," Serkis said. "I'm kidding. It's going to happen, the question is when. We don't want to rush it."

The upcoming superhero blockbuster by Sony Pictures Venom: Let There Be Carnage is inspired from the Marvel Comic Books

It is directed by Andy Serkis and is produced by Columbia Pictures in partnership with Tencent Pictures and Marvel Studios. Sony Pictures serves as the distributor for the film.

The film will have a connection with other Sony projects as it is part and parcel of Sony Pictures Spiderman Universe. The film will reportedly be also connected to the upcoming Spiderman No Way Home.

Sony Pictures Venom: Let There Be Carnage is slated to release in theaters on 15th October 2021, after continuous delays due to the impact of the deadly Coronavirus pandemic.

The film features a whole list of superstars such as Michelle Williams as Anne Weying, Naomie Harris as Frances Barrison, Stephen Graham as Mulligan, Tom Hardy as Venom, also known as Eddie Brock, Reid Scott as Dan Lewis, Woody Harrelson as Cletus Kasady also known as Carnage.

The storyline of the film begins after one year of Venom's released in 2018.

Eddie Brock, an investigative journalist who is trying to adjust his life after becoming the host of an alien symbiote. Brock faces a powerful notorious supervillain known as Carnage whose powers are similar to that of him.

Carnage is a comic book supervillain created by David Michelinie and Mark Bagley. The character continues to appear in Marvel Comics. The fictional supervillain is an arch-rival of fan-favorite superhero Spiderman and the archenemy of Venom in the comic book. The character made his first appearance in The Amazing Spider-Man #361 in April of 1992.

Venom is a fictional comic book supervillain created by David Michelinie and Todd. The character was made his first appearance in Venom in The Amazing Spider-Man #300 in May of 1988. Venom has various superpowers in the comics, such as shapeshifting and camouflage, Symbiote's autonomous defense capabilities, and even a Spider-sense.