Of all the Marvel characters connected to Spider-Man that Sony has a license to adapt to the movie, they have been successful in Venom's recent flop "Madame Web" rarely shows up on Netflix's top 10 movie charts, but Sony has reportedly released a third and last poison movie, "Poison Web." We released the first trailer for "The Last Dance: The Last Dance"."

Tom Hardy comes back as a journalist turned vigilante Eddie Brock joined with an alien symbiote known as Poison in the first movie. In the trailer, Eddie appears to be working as a confident superhero, literally rescuing a puppy caught by a criminal, before encountering a much bigger threat. Adding a new cast Juno Temple and Chiwetel Ejiofor play Ejiofor as a government agent, Temple as a scientist and army commander, who is after Eddie and Venom.

"Eddie, my house has found us," Venom says ominously, and the trailer shows a terrifying alien creature attacking Eddie/Venom as they cling to the side of the plane. Temple scientists seem to have captured some of the symbiotic creatures, but of course, scientists trying to study deadly aliens in a controlled environment aren't the ones that will ever work out in a movie. The movie also finds Eddie and Venom on a run from the government while repelling hostile aliens who have arrived on Earth.

In addition to Hardy, Temple and Ejo, the cast of "Venom: The Last Dance" includes actor Peggy Lou, who has returned as Eddie's friendly neighbor Mrs. Chen, now apparently vacationing in Las Vegas, and Stephen Graham as Patrick Mulligan, now a government official. A former police detective held in captivity. In Marvel Comics, Mulligan turns into a symbiote character known as Toxin, and his appearance in "The Last Dance," 2021's "Poison: As There Is Carnage,"

The apparent absence from the cast, which appeared in the first two poison movies, is not in this trailer or the cast list. Interest Missy as Anne Wayne Of course, the true love of Eddie's life is poison, and their quasi-romantic dynamic is complete because they practice saying "We Are Poison" en masse.

Venom, in a scene after credits for "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" and "Spider-Man: No Way Home," is the only thing that makes sense. It's easy to stay in the main scene of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and, in some scenes, wear the same clothes as "No Way Home." "Ted Lasso" star Christo Fernandez also appears as the bartender he played in "No Way Home," and Rhys Ifans also appears for a moment, but it's not clear if he's reprising his role as Spider-Man villain The Lizard.

Kelly Marcel, co-writer of the first two Poison movies, makes her directorial debut with "Poison: The Last Dance," from a story she co-wrote with Hardy himself. The movie will hit theaters on 10/25.