Following the official death of Sony's ill-fated Spider-Man Universe of movies, the franchise's worst moments can now be properly immortalized.

Producer Amy Pascal said as recently as 2018 that she’s still up for a Sinister Six movie, with Goddard’s involvement. But given Sony’s SSU fortunes, and the fact that Spider-Man: No Way Home already kind of did the thing, it’s probably not happening.

Sony is reportedly giving up on its Spider-Man universe, which includes universally panned films such as Venom and Morbius, as Kraven the Hunter is projected for a worse opening weekend than the disastrous Madame Web.

The SSU may have come to an end because of negative reception, but its cancelation actually makes me excited for what Sony can do with Spider-Noir.

If you assumed that Kraven The Hunter would be the final entry in Sony’s Spider-Man movie universe, it would seem that is not actually the case. A new report from Variety regarding the reaction to Sony’s Spider-Man spinoff movies without Spider-Man provides a lot of crucial context about how things have played out,

Kraven The Hunter’ is the final film of Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, which never saw Spider-Man appear, but did give us ‘Venom,’ and inspired many ‘Madame Web’ memes.

Sony's Spider-Man Universe failed due to poor writing, visuals, and a lack of Spider-Man. The absence of a central superhero is something The Penguin managed to capitalize on. If Sony pursues any further Spider-Man spin-offs, it should take a page out of The Penguin's book.

The Sony Spider-Man Universe is filled with disappointing villains, from the underwhelming Carnage to the truly horrible Ezekiel Sims.