All of Spider-Man's enemies are here, and there is still a chance for the Sinister Six to be resurrected

With the great success of the animated films "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" and "Venom", the Spider-Man spin-off film "Sinister Six" previously operated by Sony has a chance to "revive". In an interview, Sony's famous producer Amy Pascal told the media that "Sinister Six" is waiting for a response from director Drew Goddard.

Amy Pascal said: "I'm waiting for Drew to be ready to direct the film. I can do anything with Drew. I'm just waiting for him to tell me that he wants to make this film." The production process of "Sinister Six" has a long history, dating back to the filming of Andrew Garfield's version of Spider-Man. At that time, Garfield's version of "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" was released at the box office, and the filming plan of "Sinister Six" was shelved. Drew had just finished filming "The Cabin in the Woods" and was the most popular young director in Hollywood. Later, Spider-Man had a series of problems due to copyright issues and Sony's cooperation with Marvel's Kevin Feige, so the film was delayed until now.

The Sinister Six is ​​a super villain team in the American Marvel Comics. It was originally a team composed of Vulture, Kraven the Hunter, Mysterio, Electro, and Sandman, which Doctor Octopus called upon to fight Spider-Man. Later, it became an organization against the Avengers and expanded to seven or twelve people. With Venom paving the way for the Spider-Man universe, the Sinister Six will obviously have a good precedent. At present, there is no specific information about the casting, shooting and release date of this film.