Eddie Brock and Venom are back to destroy a new symbiote that comes from Eddie's blood that turns into Carnage. The symbiote lives in Cletus Kasady, a death row inmate who wants to see Eddie Brock while in prison and is now an enemy in avenging him.

Venom: Let be Carnage is an equel directed by Andy Serkis. Didn't really expect much, but it looked a long way from the first movie. Andy Serkis displays a sense of horror in this film. However, in fact, throughout the film, it does not give a sufficiently horrifying impression. It can be said that the visual appearance of Carnage with his attacks looks scary and terrible. In fact,Carnage's brutality didn't look satisfactory. It's unfortunate for the character development part of Carnage and Cletus Kasady isn't so great that throughout the film their potential is not apparent. A Carnage who is predicted to be capable of savage tapil does not give a fierce appearance. Likewise with Cletus Kasady who actually looks quite dangerous. It's the result of the film moving so fast that it all feels so undeveloped. Venom and Eddy's conflict seems to me to be unimportant and unnecessary. This is because the conflict between them does not have much impact on the film so Carnage as the main enemy has no value. Too much focus on the story eliminates fight scenes that could otherwise give it its own charm. And one more thing, the scene of Cletus' letter why should it be depicted with a cartoonish feel. I don't think it fits. Overall, this movie is still good even though it is far from the first film.