We're just days away from finally being able to see if Venom lives up to expectations. However, with the review embargo not set to lift until after it's already arrived in a number of international locations on Wednesday night, that doesn't exactly bode well despite initial reports that it will break a number of October box office records (which is easily done seeing as competition is pretty much nonexistant).
There's a lot riding on Sony's first live-action Spider-Verse movie as they're hoping that it will kick off an entire Cinematic Universe made up of names like Morbius the Living Vampire, Black Cat, and Kraven the Hunter.
With that in mind, it's no wonder Venom's after-credits scenes tease the future and set the stage for some pretty big things down the line. It goes without saying that we're heading into serious spoiler territory here, so stop reading now if you don't want to have these two big moments ruined before checking out the movie when it hits theaters later this week. If you're not too bothered, though, click on the "View List" button below to check them out.
After-Credits Scene #1
Despite becoming Venom, it sounds like Eddie Brock will continue his career as a journalist as he reportedly heads to San Quentin prison in this scene for an exclusive interview with Cletus Kasady who is indeed played by Woody Harrelson.
It's said that the actor is wearing a ginger wig and looks a little like Pennywise the Clown without the makeup, while the deranged inmate then asks if he wants to hear about his stint as a serial killer...and if he wants to hear about the "carnage." That's where it ends and something presumably happens between then and the sequel for Cletus to gain a symbiote...
After-Credits Scene #2
We don't have specifics on what this scene entails but it reportedly comes right at the end of the movie and "Meanwhile, In Another Spider-Verse..." flashes up on the screen and is followed by a new look at Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. It could be a new trailer or just a scene taken from the movie but this was always more likely than a Spider-Man: Far From Home sneak peek.
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