Kraven the Hunter director J.C. Chandor has talked more about how the upcoming movie follows the comic book "canon" and suggests there are plans for a meeting with Spider-Man somewhere down the

Starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson as the titular character, Kraven the Hunter is the next chapter in Sony’s cinematic universe of Spider-Man characters, a brand that has struggled to connect with audiences.

Comic book fans are well acquainted with Kraven as one of Spider-Man's most formidable foes, a founding member of the Sinister Six. He's a Russian immigrant with an aristocratic background who fled his home country when Tsar Nicholas II's reign collapsed in 1917.

In an exclusive interview with ComicBook, Kraven The Hunter director J.C. Chandor talks about ditching the SSU in favor of a good story.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson is hopeful Kraven the Hunter will go "toe-to-toe" with some of Marvel's best superheroes and definitely with Tom Holland's Spider-Man.

Venom is now gone for good, or so we think. That leaves Sony's universe of Spider-Man films without a focal point, unless Kraven the Hunter is a hit.