Sony’s $110M Spider-man universe spinoff Kraven the Hunter collected $2M in previews last night while Warner Bros/New Line $30M+ anime movie Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim counted $625K. Neither is expected to wow in their openings in a weekend that will be dominated again by Disney’s Moana 2 which is eyeing a -45% third frame ease with around $28M.

Kraven the Hunter,” the latest (and possibly final) entry in Sony’s universe of Spider-Man villains, has made $2 million in Thursday previews at the box office. The R-rated Sony super-villain film is projected to make a disappointing $13 million to $15 million in its opening weekend.

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,

The Last Dance revealed the fate of a character caught in the military-versus-symbiote crossfire — and set up a path to a could-be sequel. However, what path forward might Kraven the Hunter tease when The Wrap is reporting Sony's closing up shop on Spider-Man spinoffs for now?

Kraven the Hunter can climb sheer walls like a gorilla, snatch fish out of streams like a bear and outrun deer. But there’s something this slab of human beef can’t do: Anchor a decent movie.

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