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

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.

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

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.

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.