Kraven the Hunter found an audience on streaming that could justify a sequel but only if Marvel and Sony have the courage to ...

Kraven the Hunter made his debut in The Amazing Spider-Man number 15 back in 1964. As Sergei Kravinov, he was born into ...

That is the first detail we will reveal in the following breakdown of the most essential facts we know so far about the Kraven the Hunter movie. The clip teases Sergei’s rough relationship with ...

“Kraven the Hunter” is the sixth film — and possibly the last — in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe. The studio’s sometimes confounding experiment to build a cinematic web around Spidey’s ...

Enter Kraven The Hunter. Played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson, the Russian big game hunter has always been a bit of a contradiction for fans of Spider-Man comics. On the one hand, the lion-vested Kraven ...

There are no plans for a sequel right now but as far as Kraven himself believes, he's far from his last hunt... Kraven the Hunter, directed by J.C. Chandor, has officially leapt into theaters like ...

As the credits rolled on Sony’s Kraven the Hunter, ostensibly the last entry in Sony’s Spider-Man-less universe, all I could think about was that this movie would’ve been a success in 2004.

Kraven the Hunter is coming to digital platforms, one month after the movie bombed in theaters. Directed by J.C. Chandor, and starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Kraven the Hunter is yet another Sony ...

Spoiler alert! We're discussing important plot points and the ending of “Kraven the Hunter” (in theaters now), so beware if you haven’t seen it yet. “Kraven” takes the Spider-Man ...

“Kraven the Hunter” really doesn’t work. It is, however, more diverting in the ways it doesn’t work than “Madame Web” and the very, very not-good “Morbius.” Like those t ...

The same is equally true about superhero films, and it’s a fate that Sony‘s Kraven the Hunter suffered this weekend, becoming the lowest opening in the studio’s Marvel canon with $11 million ...

That’s not at all the impression you get actually watching Kraven the Hunter, which feels like a perfect snapshot of everything that has been disappointing about the cinematic web Sony’s weaving.