Starring Tom Hardy

Love makes us human. Monsters keep us alive.

In VENOM 4, the true conflict is no longer just between Eddie Brock and the creature inside him — it is between connection and control, between the fragile need to belong and the violent instinct to survive. Eddie stands on the edge of a life he almost understands, torn between loving someone who sees the man… and carrying a symbiote that only understands hunger and war. Destiny binds them together tighter than fear, forcing both host and monster to confront the same question: are they protecting the world… or simply protecting each other?

The city feels louder, darker, and dangerously alive — rain sliding down shattered windows, sirens echoing through steel canyons, and black tendrils tearing through neon light like living shadows. Eddie moves through this chaos with exhaustion in his eyes and stubborn hope in his chest. Inside him, Venom growls, jokes, and rages — but beneath the savage voice lives something strangely tender… a loyalty stronger than any instinct to kill. Together, they become an imperfect balance of terror and trust, violence and vulnerability. Every fight pushes them closer to war with forces that don’t want control of the symbiote — they want extinction. And for the first time, Eddie realizes the greatest danger is not losing his life… but losing the part of himself that still believes he deserves one.

“Sometimes the monster is not what destroys you… but what teaches you how to survive.”