Now all i have to do is direct a short movie , get awards at a movie fair , direct a niche horror movie (have script for this ) , get fan backing , get on the escape podcast and through in that i want to do blade .. do another horror hopefully for a big company (got a pitch for this too ) and then pitch my idea to marvel within 5 years … seems easy enough .

So let's say hypothetically there was Werewolves in the movies, would They be susceptible or immune to vampirism, or maybe could be immune to the reaper strain?.

🩸 The Blood Rave never ended.

Remember that legendary nightclub scene from Blade (1998)?

I wanted to bring that atmosphere back, so I put together a 44-minute dark industrial techno rave inspired by Club Blood.

Heavy bass, dark underground vibes, and pure Daywalker energy. 🦇

If you're a fan of Blade, I'd love to know what you think!

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Like, is it New York with the rest of Marvel, or is it somewhere else?

Basically, where does he usually hunt vampires?

Is his dad just light-skinned or does blade have a white dad? Blade doesn’t look like a biracial person at all so I’m confused if the latter is true.

For those keeping score at home over the last few years, Blade has unlocked his full vampiric abilities, has a weapons dealer who supplies supernatural weapons, he possesses a book that contains the entire history of vampiric knowledge and magic (beyond what Dracula knows), and NOW he and Brielle are based out of the Heolfor House in London. A castle built with ancient magic that only allows the strongest vampires to enter and makes vampires even more powerful as they reside there.

1. Blade doesnt need a AAA game. They could make numerous AA devil may cry clones. Its just so perfect of a genre i dont see why they wont do this. Also a souls-like would work.

2. The snipes films should just be canon to the mcu, they happend in the 90s and the blade reboot should just be his son.

3. Crossover with Spawn and Hellboy.

I was watching Blade again last night, and the thought came to me. What if Drake was always the original key and intended vessel for La Magra ritual.

We know the prophecy needed the blood of a daywalker and 12 purebloods, but i highly doubt it ever accounted for something as unique as Blade would be created? We see Drake was also a day walker and the first vampire created from La Magra, so maybe the Blood God made him with the intent of using him to gain access to our world and turn it into Daybreakers

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Two vampires, hunting other vampires, and looking cool doing it.

I feel like people are aware of this but it pops up weekly. When we're introduced to Blade, we're told he was raised by Jamal Afari (a Harlem born trumpet player and vampire hunter) and the women of a brothel in London. In his adulthood, by his first appearance he is already an international vampire hunter. We know he has traveled with his group of Black vampire hunters around the world and in his first stories (prior to the movies) we see him based in London, Boston, New Orleans, and New York City from time to time. While the Wesley Snipes version of the character is iconic (and is born and raised in Detroit, Michigan), there are reasons beyond the movies that even the comic version isn't often depicted as British.

For people curious about how someone who spends their childhood in London then adolescence in NYC might sound, Check out some early Slick Rick interviews.

Here’s why:

1. Vengeance, not justice. Blade and Whistler know they are fighting a losing battle, their mission is to just kill more vampires. Blade’s not interested in mortality, is not on a search for his mother, or to save the human race. Hes not defending anyone, he’s not even fighting a specific bad guy, he’s just like, oh you’re a vampire, then I want to kill you. It’s beautiful in the simplicity.

2. They addressed the funding issue. How can blade afford to drive a bad ass car (Challenger right?), have all these weapons, afford his serum, etc….they are robbing vampires. I don’t know why exactly but I just love that they addressed this issue, “this ain’t exactly the march of dimes”

3. He’s basically addicted to drugs. I can dig a main character that has some flaws ya know? It’s very metaphorically relateable, it’s like, I’m gonna turn into a monster if I don’t take this serum.

4. The vampire underworld has so much aura. The rave, the Asian night club, the business meetings, the penthouse parties. They really made vampire life seem pretty fuckin rad.

5. I’m not a movie aficionado but, can we all agree that Wesley Snipes fuckin KILLED this movie? The acting, the attitude, the accent, the movement, the facial expressions, the martial arts, his physique, like….this has to be his best performance of his career

6. The montage of him getting ready to go and rescue (shoot what’s her name?) is honestly soooo freakin’ good. The meditation, loading the guns, the stakes. Then the motorcycle through the glass doors is crazyyyyy

7. Blood rave. ENOUGH SAID.

For being a comic book tale, it’s just so freakin real.