The Sony Spider-Man Villain-verse, or just villain-verse, or just Spider-verse, or that one with Madame Web in it (they never did settle on a proper name), has officially come to a close. We wish we could say it went out with a bang, but the recently released Kraven the Hunter helped to define the franchise as the biggest so-bad-it’s-good cinematic universe of all-time. The film received terrible reviews from critics and audiences, who had already lost hope after the first trailers were released. Alongside Aaron Taylor-Johnson as the titular anti-hero, the film also stars Alessandro Nivola as the Rhino, the film’s actual villain. But, the actor himself isn’t aware of the extreme negative backlash surrounding the movie, and is struggling to come up with a reason as to why it flopped.
Alessandro Nivola admits there might have been some studio interference on ‘Kraven the Hunter’, the final film in the Sony Spider-Man Villain-Verse. Read More