First, a quick introduction to Chthon. In the Earth-616 Marvel universe , Chthon is one of the Elder Gods: powerful, ancient beings who ruled Earth for a million years.

Chthon has possessed Wanda numerous times through comics history, making her do his dark bidding. This could very well happen in the WandaVision finale if not an upcoming Marvel film. If Chthon is ...

The mages sealed the weakened Chthon within Mount Wundagore, where Wanda was born. While an infant, Wanda was "touched" by Chthon, giving her a piece of his Chaos Magic.

Chthon is not only a demon, but the one responsible for actually authoring the Darkhold. First appearing in Avengers #186, Chthon has taken one quite a few appearances throughout the years.

They travel to Chthon's realm to stop the ritual but there's a twist in the tale. Lilith has actually been their ally all along. Speaking to The Hunter, ...

If it does turn out to be Chthon, however, maybe Agatha needs Wanda’s magic to break him out of the Pietro “husk” to wreak havoc on all reality. After all, ...

Then she became a mother, and now we may just see Chthon's return. Agatha speaks the prophecy in Darkhold: Pages from the Book of Sin #6. Marvel Comics.

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Blade: House of Chthon isn’t a direct to DVD movie. Instead it’s an extended, feature length, uncut version of the pilot episode for “Blade: The Series”, as written by David Goyer.

Score: 5 out of 10 The Bottom Line Blade: House of Chthon, in its unrated form, is really a well produced TV movie that just falls short because of its uncharismatic lead actor, Sticky Fingaz.