Does KRAVEN THE HUNTER Have A Post-Credits Scene? Here's Your Spoiler-Free Guide

Does KRAVEN THE HUNTER Have A Post-Credits Scene? Here's Your Spoiler-Free Guide

With Kraven the Hunter set to arrive in theaters today, we're letting you know whether it's worth sticking around for any extra scenes when the credits roll. Don't worry, there are no spoilers here...

By JoshWilding - Dec 12, 2024 06:12 AM EST
Filed Under: Kraven the Hunter

The review embargo for Kraven the Hunter lifted yesterday afternoon and, unfortunately, the consensus is overwhelmingly negative. With J.C. Chandor at the helm and an impressive cast led by Aaron Taylor-Johnson, the hope had been it might exceed expectations. 

However, if its Rotten Tomatoes score is any indication, Kraven the Hunter will be remembered as one of the worst superhero movies ever. 

That's just the opinion of critics; it's important to make your own minds up about any movie and fans will have the opportunity to do so this weekend. If you are heading to theaters, then we'd imagine you'll want to know whether it's worth waiting through the credits. 

Sony's Marvel movies have often used extra scenes to tease the future, whether it's Morbius' first meeting with The Vulture or Knull's promise to lay waste to the universe. 

Does Kraven the Hunter have a post-credits scene?

We can tell you today that no, Kraven the Hunter does not have any credits scenes worth waiting around for. When the movie ends and the credits roll, that's it for the character's journey. You can always stick around to see the names of everyone who worked hard on the Marvel Comics adaptation but don't expect to be rewarded with any teases for the future.

While both Chandor and Taylor-Johnson have talked about their desire to make a sequel, that doesn't seem overly likely based on current box office projections. 

"This first movie is for everybody — the audiences, come see it, and I think by the end of the movie you’re going to want to see him go on," Taylor-Johnson recently told The Hollywood Reporter. "It’s up to you guys, it’s all over to you now. Chandor added, "Let’s hope this one works, and then there’s a lot of places he could go."

"I treated this story exactly the way I have every other film I’ve ever made, which is you just try to make the absolute best film that you can; build the best characters, hire the best people and tell the best story," the filmmaker continued. "I think when people, knock on wood, when they come out and see this, they’ll realize everyone did a pretty beautiful job and I think it’s a pretty good little film."

Kraven the Hunter is the action-packed, R-rated, standalone story of how one of Marvel’s most iconic villains came to be.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson plays Kraven, a man whose complex relationship with his ruthless gangster father, Nikolai Kravinoff (Russell Crowe), starts him down a path of vengeance with brutal consequences, motivating him to become not only the greatest hunter in the world, but also one of its most feared.

The cast also includes Ariana DeBose, Fred Hechinger, Alessandro Nivola, Christopher Abbott, and Russell Crowe.

Kraven the Hunter arrives in theaters on December 13.

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cubrn
cubrn - 12/12/2024, 7:36 AM
I hope this puts a nail in the coffin for the SSEU
TheVisionary25
TheVisionary25 - 12/12/2024, 7:40 AM
So more Madame Web then any of the other SUMC films since those had mid/post credit scenes.

Anyway , I hope this universe being on hold or likely dead after this does not prohibit Marvel from using the likes of Kraven for their Spidey films anymore.
SuperCat
SuperCat - 12/12/2024, 7:47 AM
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Blergh
Blergh - 12/12/2024, 8:50 AM
@AllsGood -

Venom
Budget - $100,000,000
Int. Box Office - $856,085,161
Profit w/o 100M for Marketing - 756,085,161

Venom 2 - Let there Be Carnage
Budget - $110,000,000
Int. Box Office - $506,813,864
Profit w/o 100M for Marketing - $396,813,864

Venom 3 - The Last Dance
Budget - $120,000,000
Int. Box Office - $472,879,463
Profit w/o 100M for Marketing - $352,879,463

Morbius
Budget - $75,000,000
Int. Box Office - $167,460,961
Profit w/o 100M for Marketing - $92,460,961

Madame Web
Budget - $80,000,000
Int. Box Office - $100,498,764
Profit w/o 100M for Marketing - $20,498,764


Total Profit without -$100M per movie for Marketing: $1,618,738,213
Total Profit with -$100M per movie for Marketing: $1,118,738,213
Total Profit with -20% per movie for Theatre Fees: $894 990 571

Now, we don't know how much each movie was given in Terms of Marketing and how much each international theatre charges for renting fees. So I would assume the truth of the net Profit lies somewhere between $1,118,738,213 and $894 990 571. I'd lean to a comdy $1B for all 5 movies so far.
bobevanz
bobevanz - 12/12/2024, 8:53 AM
@Blergh - they're so lucky the budgets aren't Marvel sized. Either way that's nothing compared to what they actually wanted. That's why they're closing up shop. Good [frick]ing riddance
Blergh
Blergh - 12/12/2024, 8:59 AM
@bobevanz - I agree, not a fan of Tom Rothman as a studio-head (he's responsible for some of the worst decisions FOX made during the X-Men era) but he knows how to keep budgets tight and low. Mostly by being a scrooge but it works.

IMO they can make some bank with Venom centric spin-offs as there seems to be a market of 13 year olds still receptive of the 80s metal-inspired style the character has but other characters? Not so much. Agent Venom could work but I'd rather they'd settle with Disney, become a silent partner and reap the rewards in favor of more control towards Marvel (not Disney).

Perhaps, as another poster here suggested, strengthen the relationship between both companies by loaning franchises like Alien and Predator in return.
But I think Sony has proven to be a volatile partner, so Disney won't bend here. They've gone back on their word and attempted to force their franchises into the MCU for a profit increase. Not sure Disney (also an evil company, let's not forget) will be too open to deal them an open hand.
AnEye
AnEye - 12/12/2024, 9:10 AM
@Blergh - I feel like Rothman doesn't take the comic book genre as seriously as the directors who join the project. It almost feels like he is always checking off on a checklist in a lot of the CBM's under his belt.

But it does make sense that he knows audiences would pay to see it so it didn't matter on quality. Like the opening weekend for X-Men 3 was big, but we all know the moment Singer left (good riddance) the moment the franchise went to hell. I also feel like he strong armed Matthew Vaughn by making First class in 13 months.

However, if its a movie that is meant to be Oscar-bait or has Academy written all over it, he'll let the director and whoever do WHATEVER.
AllsGood
AllsGood - 12/12/2024, 9:27 AM
@Blergh - My comment has NOTHING to do with Kraven, Madame Web and Morbius movies. AND you need to be more Worried about WB DC movies. According to Fandango's 2025 Most Anticipated Movies Survey, the movies they're most excited to see include Captain America: Brave New World. No one is excited for the next Superman movie is RANKED 9th.


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AllsGood
AllsGood - 12/12/2024, 9:33 AM
@bobevanz - Start Worrying about WB/DC and DCU movies. According to Fandango's 2025 Most Anticipated Movies Survey, the movies they're most excited to see include Captain America: Brave New World. No one is excited for the next Superman movie is RANKED 9th.
Blergh
Blergh - 12/12/2024, 10:44 AM
@AnEye - absolutely, he's seeing them as the "neccessary evil" to make quick cash and therefore doesn't risk anything, hence the formula.
I don't know about him being hands off with bigger filmmakers but I absolutely believe that he's into the old-Hollywood era of producing, as evidenced by his style of financing.

I don't dislike the guy as a person, just his tendency to slash budgets.
Gavin Hood nearly quit "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" over Rothman repainting multiple sets to be "more colorful" and was locked out of editing multiple times.
Moriakum
Moriakum - 12/12/2024, 11:24 AM
@Blergh - That´s not how BO profit works. At all. And theaters keep a lot more than 20%. It´s sothing in the range of 40 to 50%. Rule of thumb is that a movie needs to make twice it´s budget (production + marketing) just to break even.

Let´s do some simple math with Morbius. Let´s imagine it had a marketing budget of also 75 million which means the total cost of the movie was 150 million dollars. So, it needed at least 300 million at the BO just to break even, Sony lost a lot of money with Morbius.
Saying 1 billion profit for all of those 5 movies is absolutly ridiculous when only the first Venom made a profit and all the others lost money. The real total profit of all those movies must be between 300 and 400 million and that was all the first Venom.

An example of how BO profit works:
"A.Frame offered a rare insight into the actual financials with 2012's "Skyfall." The movie was a huge hit, earning $1.1 billion worldwide. According to the studio's official breakdown, $400 million went to theaters, $186 million to production, $117 million for advertising, $27.7 million for prints, and $24.3 million for other costs. That left $57 million in profits for the distributor, Sony, in this case, and $179 million for MGM, as well as $109 million for the "Bond" rights holders. $345 million in total theatrical profit for a movie that made well over $1 billion worldwide."

https://www.slashfilm.com/1627687/how-movie-box-office-actually-works/
AllsGood
AllsGood - 12/12/2024, 8:17 AM
Venom (2018) Love or Hate their Box Office Success is what lead us to Sony's SSU. Venom 1, 2, and 3 was a Box Office Successes.

All three Venom movies made a Massive 1.8 Billion Dollars.

Venom (2018) = $856,085,161

Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021) = $506,813,864

Venom: The Last Dance (2024) = $472,879,463

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Blergh
Blergh - 12/12/2024, 8:52 AM
@bobevanz - Madame Web and Morbius very likely lost them close to 100M, true but the profits of the Venom movies (as much as I hate them) are nothing to cough at.
AllsGood
AllsGood - 12/12/2024, 9:21 AM
@Blergh - My comment has NOTHING to do with Kraven, Madame Web and Morbius movies. AND you need to be more Worried about WB DC movies. According to Fandango's 2025 Most Anticipated Movies Survey, the movies they're most excited to see include Captain America: Brave New World. No one is excited for the next Superman movie is RANKED 9th.

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Blergh
Blergh - 12/12/2024, 10:41 AM
@AllsGood - chill my guy, I'm not one to pick sides in the Marvel vs. DC trashbattle. I love both very much (Marvel has a bigger stake over my childhood, though).

As for Gunn's universe, I'm not sure it's dead but I'm not overly confident either. The messaging towards the public has been murky at best. WB is seemingly focusing on the online-fanbase only it its targeting and that's probably not the best choice.
Superman movies haven't performed well as solo outings since the Reeve era (and even then the air went out by movie #3) and the lack of a trailer/poster doesn't help the public's attention either.

The movie being a soft-reboot sucks for fans who wanted a clean cut with the previous iteration (like me) but that's something the public doesn't even know yet...because they don't know anything about the movie.

So unless the movie isn't a masterpiece with some grade A marketing behind it I'm not entirely convinced the movie will perform well.

I'd rather have had them continue from Matt Reeves movies and build ontop of that (first street-level heroes like Green Arrow, then more sci-fi based heroes like Flash and ultimately Supes). Slow pace is something WB doesn't understand.
AllsGood
AllsGood - 12/12/2024, 11:31 AM
@Blergh - My Original Comment. "Venom (2018) Love or Hate their Box Office Success is what lead us to Sony's SSU." I didn't even day if I like Venom or not.

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TheNewYorker
TheNewYorker - 12/12/2024, 8:41 AM
I’d settle for it having any good scenes.
xstryker
xstryker - 12/12/2024, 8:51 AM
No way, a non-Venom Sony Spidey Spinoff being considered the possibly the worst superhero movie ever? Just like the other two were? What are the odds?
Blergh
Blergh - 12/12/2024, 8:55 AM
@xstryker - gotta admit, I haven't seen any Venom movie after the first and won't touch the other three with a pitchfork (unless there's nothing else on) but that first Venom movie was a close contender for one of the worst CBMs for me. I loathe BvS but that movie at least had some passion behind it, there was some reverence for these characters (no matter how misguided) but with Venom it felt like an entirely different iteration of the character. Like a saturday morning cartoon inspired by an R-rated film but without any ties to it.

Batman & Robin at least is fun to watch, Venom was a slog
bobevanz
bobevanz - 12/12/2024, 8:51 AM
Finally..
AnEye
AnEye - 12/12/2024, 9:03 AM
Good. I wasn't Kraven one anyways.
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 12/12/2024, 9:41 AM
In an interesting twist, the usually-reliable AV Club has given this movie a B- saying:

"while all of the previous movies in this barely-series seemed scrambled together in a panic, Chandor’s movie seems scrambled together with a great deal of confidence and a bit of style . . . The difference between this and, say, Morbius or even a Venom is that Kraven’s dumb stuff is efficient and coherent, with the punched-up quippiness kept to a bare minimum."
DocSpock
DocSpock - 12/12/2024, 12:30 PM

Splat. The end.

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