Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. That brings us to the final Blade movie, Blade: Trinity. This film was a case where almost everything that could go wrong did.

Actor Wesley Snipes received a lot of praise and acclaim for his portrayal of vampire superhero Blade. The character went from a relative unknown to a more mainstream figure partially due to Snipes’ ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Photo Credit: Prime Video) Everyone wants to see more Blade, and it seems as if Wesley Snipes has re-endeared himself with fans ...

Another actor has opened up about working on the set of Blade: Trinity, with Natasha Lyonne contrasting her “wild” experience with Wesley Snipes on the Marvel movie to the “extraordinary” one she had ...

As most know, Wesley Snipes rarely broke character on the Blade Trinity set. This led to an unorthodox experience on set for Snipes’ co-stars. “People will use the words ‘in character’ to substitute ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A lot of people would be quick to point the finger of blame at new director David Goyer, who ...

Blade: Trinity proved to be an underwhelming conclusion to the Vampire Hunter's big screen trilogy, and it's no secret the production was a troubled one. Way back in 2012, Patton Oswalt claimed that ...

To put it mildly, “Blade: Trinity” — the third and hopefully final installment in Wesley Snipes’ franchise about a half-human, half-vampire hunter of the undead — is a bloody mess. The showdown ...

As soon as the nasal and wholly inappropriate voice of Ryan Reynolds (“National Lampoon’s Van Wilder”) as Hannibal King opened the newest installment in the “Blade” series, I sensed this would be a ...

Ryan Reynolds will always be known for playing Deadpool first in the Fox X-Men universe and later in the MCU, but long before he ever suited up as the Merc With a Mouth, he starred in another comic ...

Confession time: I liked the first two Blade movies. A lot. When they pop up on late-night cable or blast from a video store monitor, I can’t help but watch with slack-jawed adolescent delight. The ...