The COVID-19 pandemic has caused dozens of movies that were set for release this year to shift release date, and it's no longer just films that were due to arrive in the summer. With the fall getting increasingly busy with rescheduled movies, some films are starting to move to 2021. The Venom sequel is the latest--the film was set to arrive in October this year, but won't now be with us until June 2021.

　　As reported by Variety, the film will now hit theaters on June 25, 2021. In addition, it has got a new title. It was previously known simply as Venom 2, but the site states that it is now titled Venom: Let There Be Carnage.

　　The official Venom Twitter account released a teaser video featuring the logo for the upcoming movie. Check it out below.

　　#Venom: Let There Be Carnage – In Theaters 6.25.21. pic.twitter.com/05TUGBpQne

　　— Venom (@VenomMovie) April 21, 2020

　　Venom: Let There Be Carnage is the sequel to the 2018 hit Venom. It stars Tom Hardy as reporter Eddie Brock, who is host to the titular alien symbiote. Woody Harrelson will play the character of Cletus Kasady, who has been possessed by the equally dangerous Carnage. The cast also includes Michelle Williams, Stephen Graham, and Reid Scott, and the film is directed by Andy Serkis.

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　　Venom is one of several characters from Marvel's Spider-Man comic books that Sony is basing new movies on. Morbius, starring stars Jared Leto as the "living vampire" of the title, was originally set for a July release but will now arrive in March 2021.