T he Aaron Taylor-Johnson-starring film Kraven the Hunter is hot (physically), but box-office-wise? It’s getting a cold shoulder. The $110 million Spider-Man spinoff that is not

Sony’s first R-rated comic book movie Kraven the Hunter earned a disappointing $2 million in Thursday previews for an estimated opening weekend of $15 million or less. That means it could supplant Madame Web as the lowest domestic start for a movie based on a Marvel comic book character,

Aaron Taylor-Johnson stars as the titular character in the superhero film 'Kraven the Hunter,' which opens Dec. 13. The actor opened up about adhering to a strict diet and rigorous training regimen to prepare for the muscular role.

The more mainstream movie that is opening in theaters is the standalone Spider-Verse live action villain movie Kraven the Hunter, which casts Aaron Taylor-Johnson in the lead. Critics don’t love it. But critics haven’t liked most of the movies that Sony is doing in this non-Spidey universe,