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    Lacking bite

    Oct 11, 2021 3 minutes

    As a kid who had spent Saturday mornings watching in slight fear of the symbiote character, I was expecting to witness something far more disturbing than what Sony had to offer. And why shouldn’t I? Everything about the character reeks of horror: a murderous, parasitic alien that relies on a biological host for survival, feeds off that person’s body as well as human brains and has a gnarly set of teeth to put Pennywise to shame? Venom

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