Venom: The Shape of Carnage Featurette Reveals Making of Marvel Villain

11/23/2021 09:04 am EST

Venom: Let There Be Carnage blasted into theaters earlier this year, having a successful go at the box office with its sights now set on home release formats. With the Venom sequel available eon digital now and set to hit blu-ray/4K on December 14, the bonus features will take viewers behind-the-scenes. ComicBook.com has exclusively obtained a clip from the upcoming release, taking a look at The Shape of Carnage and revealing how a team of artists and designers adapted the popular Marvel Comics villain into movie-form for Woody Harrelson to take on the part opposite Tom Hardy. See it for yourself in the video above!

Venom: Let There Be Carnage is incentivizing fans to buy the digital or 4K/blu-ray editions of the film by offering up an impressive number of special features. The bonus features include a number of classic and new options for consumers to watch. the full list can be seen below.

• Outtakes & Bloopers
• 6 Deleted Scenes
• Eddie & Venom: The Odd Couple: What happens when two beings inhabit one body? A whole lot of chaos. Tom Hardy, Andy Serkis, and the team of filmmakers talk all things Eddie and Venom.
• Sick and Twisted Cletus Kasady: Imagining this iconic and psychotic comic book villain for screen with Woody Harrelson, director Andy Serkis, and the production team.
• Concept to Carnage: Trace the design and animation of Carnage from comic book image to screen symbiotic.
• Let There Be... Action: Go on the set and experience the action of how Venom: Let There Be Carnage takes shape. From concept to stage, from green screen to film screen, follow the making of the film and see the intense stunts that were captured.

In an interview on ComicBook.com's Phase Zero podcast, Venom: Let There Be Carnage director Andy Serkis opened up about th post-credits scene that had everybody riled up and hoping to see Venom cross paths with Spider-Man. "We wanted to leave the audience knowing that these universes are going to somehow collide and we wanted to do it in such a way that it still leaves so much open and we're not timing anything," Serkis said. "The portal is not being crossed fully. It's opening up more questions, I suppose, rather than sort of firmly saying [anything]....It is a tease. It's a tease, in the fullest sense of the word."

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