Chris Varvaro’s 2024 remix of ‘Dancing Queen’: A fresh spin on a timeless classic

One of the most talked-about moments in Venom: The Last Dance (2024) is the unexpected dance sequence featuring Venom and Mrs. Chen in a Las Vegas casino. Set to Chris Varvaro’s energetic remix of the A*Teens’ cover of ABBA’s Dancing Queen, the scene adds a dash of humor and levity to the movie.

This playful interlude showcases Venom’s evolving comedic character, contrasting the film’s high-stakes action and darker themes. The Las Vegas setting, with its vibrant lights and chaotic energy, mirrors the unpredictable nature of Venom himself. As the duo breaks into a whimsical routine, the silliness underscores the movie’s penchant for blending unconventional humor with its superhero narrative.

This track, originally a disco-era classic, received a vibrant electronic revamp and has quickly become an iconic scene within the Venom franchise. By blending nostalgic melodies with contemporary dance beats, Varvaro reinvigorated a well-loved tune, making it both a tribute to the past and a hit for the future.

The remix capitalizes on Varvaro’s signature EDM style, which is known for its melodic depth and club-ready energy. It also introduces fresh instrumentation and rhythmic twists while maintaining the iconic essence of the original. The track not only celebrates the enduring legacy of “Dancing Queen” but also aligns seamlessly with the cinematic energy of the entire Venom film series.

Since its release, the internet has been buzzing and the remix has quickly become a cult-classic. With the track accumulating over a half a million streams and views within weeks, Chris and the Venom trilogy now share the unique ability to surprise and delight.