First Time Watching BLADE Reaction... THIS WAS A CUT ABOVE
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- Watching BLADE for the first time!
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"Is this a Marvel movie? Is this a Marvel character movie? There's a Marvel movie that I haven't seen?"
This is THE Marvel movie that started it all and saved Marvel from financial ruin.
amen
Wasn't Howard the Duck first?
@@Venjax420but it flopped, this movie saved marvel and gave it the legs to get the MCU where it got
@TheCheekyhalfling fair.... which is hilarious because the summer it released on HBO (aging myself), I watched it over and over and over.
Ultimately it was Men in Black. That was the first late 90s Marvel movie that showed the company being able to make decent/good movies that could make money
Wesley Snipes as Blade is one of those cases of perfect casting.
Brandon Lee as The Crow is another.
@@cozenw3236 Amazingly, both Heath Ledger, and Jack Nichalson were incredible as The Joker.
Yeah a role where you just have to look cool but requires no acting skill.
@robertcorbett9455 your comment is very dumb. Not everybody can come and play a role like this and not make it feel cheesy or ridiculous. It takes an awareness that a good actor usually has to pull off a role like this.
@@robertcorbett9455 And they shoehorn someone into a role just because they are popular at the time. And completely suck for the role in all aspects. Nick Cage as Ghost Rider comes to mind. And yet, Wesley as Blade, Hugh as Wolverine and Pearlman as HellBoy. So perfectly cast for the roles are they. We as fans cannot imagine anyone else ever taking up those mantles and doing them justice.
I like that she just got bitten by a vampire, shot at, tossed from a building, shoulder dislocated, and Kat is all like "support her neck!" haha never change, Kat.
Dude! I wasn't expecting to find you here! Love your channel ❤
Holy shit, dude! Look who it is! How've you been man?
DarkMatter and KatWatchesHorror part of the youtube cinematic universe now.
Yeah That Was A lot Pain
In case no one else mentioned it, Snipes did all his own fight scenes. He's a martial arts expert in real life, and was at that time.
This was the first comic book movie that made studio execs reevaluate how they treated and made comic movies. The success of Blade made them realize if they actually took comic book characters seriously and stuck to the source material that comic book movies can be successful. A lot of people don’t realize (but should) that Blade launched the _modern_ comic book movie era.
For Marvel, yes. DC made a bunch of money with Superman in 1978 and Batman in 1989.
Unfortunately it also taught them for a bit that they could only dress their heroes in black leather.
@3Rayfire true.
Wesley did his own stunts. He's a high-ranking black belt and has been training in several different martial arts since he was a teenager. The little girl was a top Tae Kwon Do competitor. Wesley saw her compete and wrote a part for her.
The hospital gag with the cops is still one of my favorite moments in film.
It's so cool that you pointed out that Karen could handle herself. She was never really a damsel. Of course, Blade helped her, but she never really RELIED on him. She decided to make a cure. She crawled out of that tunnel on her own. She even took out a few vampires. It's refreshing to see and they didn't have to hit you over the head with it. Situations came up and she dealt with it. Bravo!
Absolutely, Karen is one of my favorite victims that very quickly breaks the mold and even becomes a badass along the way , that was such a golden touch to this.
and of course, because it worked so well she wasnt in the sequel.
LOVE YOU MARVEL!
Which is why it's such a tragedy that she didn't continue on in the trilogy. Or anywhere else, the movie is easily lesser if her performance isn't there.
Don't forget gave him an iconic new weapon to use. One even a blood god couldn't resist,
She cracked the "halfsy-vampsy" code almost immediately. Impressive.
She's really sharp that way. It's not 100% of the time, but it's still surprising how often she cracks movie secrets right off the bat.
When Dwight Schrute says "halfsy," we're appalled. When Kat says it, it's ok.
@@evilbob840 she’s probably seen those movies before that’s why. People got to have more common sense
@@THSLast I don't think that's likely. Her reactions are too genuine, no one is that good of an actor.
Most Impressive.
Some motherfuckers always trying to ice-skate uphill
Greatest line in cinema history
I still have no idea what it means.
. I think has something to do with doing things the hard way. I guess
@@wratched it essentially means "some motherfucker always striving for something they can't achieve", an example of course being ice skating up a hill lol
@@cedricbrookins4851 Exactly. Spending a great deal of effort on something when there are better solutions.
this and catch you F'ers at a bad time are still lines i use to this day😂
No Stan Lee Cameo, THAT'S the horror of this Movie!!!
we can just say that he was in the way back of the bloodbath nightclub, dancing like crazy and covered in blood! LOL
Stan didn't need a cameo
@@endling_king960 smoking a cuban cigar with some guts in his hand
He’s in the blood rave at the beginning. He’s the one with the leather jacket…..
The real horror is that they filmed a cameo with Stan Lee for Blade but cut it out of the final version of the movie.
Mr. Crispy had his jaw dislocated while in his burn makeup and had to go to the ER. His burn makeup was so convincing that that the hospital staff tried to treat him for burns in spite of the set crew trying to tell them that it was his jaw and that the burns were makeup
This was the first successful marvel film that pretty much proved they could make the films we now have. Wouldn’t have them without Blade
Then X-Men came along to prove it repeatable and here we are.
@@chrisd4228 Then a bunch of awful ones came out, everyone proclaimed the genre dead.... then Iron Man came out and proved that the decline was false, and they were just waiting for a good story with a good hook in order to not only make more, but start tying them directly to each other.
Blade
X-Men
X-2
Spider-Man
Spider-Man 2
Those 5 films are what made it possible for us to have the MCU. Without the critical popularity and financial success of them, Iron Man never gets made, DC maintains its position as the top grossing comic book film franchise, Disney has no interest in purchasing( *and funding* ) Marvel, and Kevin Feigi remains a little-known footnote in Hollywood history.
@@teruienages962 And now Marvel truly DELETED the genre by giving us Phase Bore and Phase Dive, with No Way Home the only success thanks to the Sony Spidermen and Guardians 3 and Dr. Strange just barely breaking even. Everything else lost money. With The Marvels rivaling Indy 5 as the biggest box office disaster in history. And they now need the Fox Men to save their sorry MSheU. Because instead of giving us the comic book stories and characters that sold millions they went for the current day comic book stories and characters that only sell in the thousands.
@@teruienages962 false lol what were the awful ones you speak of? Hulk? Spider-Man? X men?
Please react to : *Blade II* (2002)
And then i recommend you :
- *Vampires* (1998)
Directed by *John Carpenter*
watch Blade Trinity and pretend that Ryan Reynolds is Wade Wilson
And the Underworld series, Kat would love Selene.
@@krashd Everyone loves her. And the outfit don't hurt either. :D But yea, after blade trilogy the Underworld series is a good recommendation too. Some are better then others but overal still great. I dislike #2 a lot but seen some others like it. #1 is the first so everyone likes that at least a certain amount, #3 is well loved overal, #4 is ok, and I like #5 a bit more again.
Hell ya on “Vampires” such an underrated movie
@@Dudeamis17loved Trinity
“Some motherfuckers always tryin to ice skate uphill” is just Wesley Snipes. He made that line. Iconic.
We LOVE our slicey dicey heroes: Blade, Deadpool, Wolverine
"I want someone to say something BadAss and then commit BadAssery"
It's truly impossible not to adore this woman ♥️
i feel like this is a tshirt she should make...
@@Korradoar I would buy that shirt in a heartbeat!
That's what basically everyone going to see action movies want. Sadly, no one has been listening for years. Blade today would probably take a back-seat as science-lady fixes all his problems for him and makes him look like an idiot in the process. Thankfully, we can always watch old movies until Hollywood comes back to its senses.
@TheNefastor you could've stopped after the first "." At no point did my comment sound like it had any intention of going the way you went, it was all fun and supportive. If you want to moan and complain, start a podcast, don't use other's comments, thanx
Don't EVER let Blade hear you calling him "halfsie vampsie"
😄
That's racist. 😅
That's homophobic, more like 😆😆 AND racist
The bullets are made of silver. That's why they are more effective when it comes to unleashing hell on vampires.
18:58 best entree line
"Catch you Fuckers at a bad time!!!"
I love how excited she gets with gore and badassery... the Cheshire cat smile sells it 😂
blade is a classic and yes 2 is very good also and 3 is not bad as well. Wesley snipes is absolutely iconic as blade
3 is actually pretty bad...
Let's be honest, Trinity is not great in a lot of ways, but it has some amazing moments. It's probably my favorite Lolz
Each movie is a reflection of the director.
Stephen Norrington set the foundation, with horror/super-hero action stunts, and some very visual set-pieces (the blood rave, motorcycle attack in the building fountains).
Blade II channeled Guillermo del Toro's love of horror and comic books, with his distinctive color palette, dark humor, and willingness to have over-the-top craziness. My favorite of the three.
The third film had a first time director and Snipes having a personal meltdown, causing a troubled production. It had its moments (Ryan Reynolds showed he wasn't just a comedic actor), but Trinity was the weakest of the films by far.
@@mmattson8947 But fortunately Trinity would birth us Deadpool, and for that it is significant and has a brilliant legacy.
Blade is the film that Wesley Snipes ended up making because the studio didn't want to make a Black Panther movie. The studio execs believed that “no one gives a damn about any Marvel characters except for Spider-Man," and only agreed to make Blade because he didn't wear spandex.
I can imagine a great Black Panther movie with Wesley even today. The man still got it.
Studio execs: their record for accurate predictions remains unchanged...
@@dupersuper1938 No kidding. When M. Night Shaymalan made Unbreakable, the studio execs asked him to tone down the comic book superhero elements, saying that it was “a niche audience; those people who go to conventions." Ironically, that studio was Disney.
@@rockbottom2822 it was recently confirmed that Wesley will be reprising his role as Blade for the new upcoming Marvel multiverse remake for "Blade" maybe as an alternate Blade from another verse
well kind if went full circle
It’s hilarious that this film casts genuine creepmeister Udo Kier and just has him be a vampire aristocrat.
Also: I like that Frost and Quinn seem to be actual friends. I imagine they were buds before they were turned and stuck together afterwards.
This is the fastest I've seen anyone pick up on him being a half vampire because his mother was bitten while he was in the womb. Its very much appreciated that you actually pay attention to the movies youre watching.
Thats always the case and the stereo type of vampires, so everyone i know gets it that fast.
@@WheresWaldo05 I meant this is the fastest I've seen any reactor catch that. I've seen some reactors go halfway through the movie before they catch on.
@@WheresWaldo05Blade wasn't a dhampir until the 90's. His mom getting bit originally just made him immune and a bit light sensitive. Somebody at Marvel probably read Vampire Hunter D and pushed for a retcon.
The real horror of this movie is how underrated this film series is IMO. The second one is probably my favorite of the trilogy. We really have Blade to thank for many of the (good) comic book movies that came after.
Not really, but it did get Marvel's movies launched.
Giving the second movie to Guillermo was a wild choice. He went crazy with it and it's amazing.
I hope the Blade game in the making will be good.
Giving the world lots of smug, unfunny superhero movies isn't something to be thankful for. But Blade shouldn't be held accountable for them.
@@christiandaugherty6339 👍🏻
This movie should rightly be regarded as the start of Marvel's cinematic success!
I love how you always appreciate movies for what they are instead of worrying about what they are not. Never change.
This is so good. Disney can never do a good blade movie. Weasley Snipes is badass and perfect as blade in this.
Blade being able to do his own stunts as a martial artist is great too
*Yes please reqct to the whole trilogy*
I wouldn't inflict the third movie on an IRS agent.. but the second one is my favorite for the trilogy.
@@erikvaid2560 People who act like the third film is the worst thing to exist haven't actually seen bad films. It's really not that bad
@@RecentCobra Yea, some of the action is the best of the trilogy I'd say. It is ofc the worst of the three but still above average for all action movies out there. And it's got Blade.
@@RecentCobra Compared to the first two, it's pretty bad.
@@RecentCobraIt is not the worst movie ever but after the soaring highs of 1 and 2, the third is... well... anticlimatic to say the least. It is such dissapointing end to the serie. Thankfully each Blade movie is self contained story so nobody really misses anything if they skip the third movie.
A good action line? "I'm here to chew bubblegum and kick ass, and I'm all out of bubblegum" proced to start blasting aliens in a bank
The Big Game, "You gotta cock it motherf*cker" Best line before the kill!
from They Live if someone doesn't know ;)
Duke Nukem
@@zaccampa4055 They Live came out in 1988, it's the first place anyone ever heard it. If wiki is correct, the first Duke Nukem game was released in 1991.
Blade and the Crow are the 90's GOATS!
That would make for an amazing double feature at a drive in.
Don't forget Spawn
@@jalenellis3594 too bad Spawn never got a good sequel, despite some of the cheesy acting, i loved that movie
Karen is a Haematologist. She is an expert in blood disorders and vampirism seems to be a virus in the Marvel universe, so she's the perfect person to find a cure.
Before Whistler was murdered, she says that she went to the hospital and took some stuff. She spent the night creating a cure for herself.
You were sharp-eyed enough to notice that the blue vials weren't Blade's serum (which are red) so kudos to you...! 👍🏻
I like that they used other creatures like Pearl and explained how Curtis became a zombie.
I always remember being exposed to stuff that we weren't mature enough to see, but the 90s was the best for films and music.
Saw this in the cinema and was blown away by the brilliance of it.
Blade & The Matrix are my favourite films and just like Matrix, the second films in both trilogies are superior to the first, so I highly recommend Blade 2.
It was fun sharing your first time viewing of this classic, so thanks for the cool video...!
It's the coats, innit? lol
I loved your energy during the film without trying to sound weird felt like we were watching it together smooth keep it up💯
love your commentary for this!!! so damn funny as usual!
"He moved" I always LOVED how innocent N'bushe made Karen look there.
Blade 2 is even better than the first, definitely worth a reaction. Blade 3 is a let down, most tend to ignore it.
Been watching movies with you for a while now, Kat, but this being one of my favorite movies, was special.
Ah the days when we could easily have an R-rated Marvel film. Blade walked so that Deadpool could run.
"Cheesy and charming" .. reminds me of someone lol. Loved this reaction - I needed it after a hard day and you delivered. Thanks for always putting a smile on my face!
This channel is so much fun!
It really is! ^_^
Wesley Snipes.By the way, is a 50° blackbelt in one martial arts style and he's got a couple.Second and third degree blackbelts in different styles.That's why he's so bad ass doing martial art fight scenes
13:04 The slickest, coolest & the FUNNIEST left hook in a movie ever 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Do you have to turn Evil when you become a Vampire...!?"
Ok.... Time to watch INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE now.... Lol
Stan Lee's executive producer credits were just contractual. He didn't have anything to do with making the movies or tv series, he just collected checks for them.
Blade is from the 1970s, when the horror genre made a big comeback in the world of comic books. Marvel in particular created several "horror heroes" like Blade, the Man-Thing, Werewolf by Night, Ghost Rider, etc. DC had Swamp Thing, the Demon and others.
So BLADE the movie series is NOT a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. DC Comics has been owned for most of its existence as a corporate sibling to Warner Bros., but Marvel did not have that kind of affiliation. So instead, Marvel would sell the movie/TV rights to various characters individually, with no real thought of having a united mega-franchise of all the heroes. This is why, before the MCU takes off, we had 20th Century Fox doing X-MEN, FANTASTIC FOUR and DAREDEVIL movies, Columbia doing SPIDER-MAN and GHOST RIDER movies, Artisan Entertainment doing the PUNISHER movies, Universal doing the INCREDIBLE HULK movie, and New Line Cinema doing the BLADE series. In fact New Line also had the rights to Iron Man and almost made an IRON MAN movie starring Tom Cruise in the early 2000s.
There were 3 Wesley Snipes BLADE movies, as well as a one-season BLADE TV series starring Sticky Fingaz, but the character is going to be officially joining the MCU in the upcoming BLADE movie starring Mahershala Ali.
The Blade TV series has no right to be as good as it is given the amount of support it got, it's a surprise gem.
Kat... you are waaaaayyyyyyy too funny!! I'm here cracking up at your reactions 😆🤣🤣😅😅🤣🤣🤣😅
There were a handful of Marvel character movies made by various studios before the MCU and Marvel Studios were formed. Blade (Warner Bros) was one of the first successful ones. Then came the X-Men series (2000-2020) with Fox, then Spider-man (2002-Present) with Sony. Daredevil (2003) and Fantastic Four (2005-2015) also with Fox, a little Punisher (1989-2008), Hulk (2003), Ghost Rider (2007, 2011) and a few others sprinkles in too. Mixed reviews on most of them, I personally liked most, even with the campiness and questionable production of many of them.
When this came out it prompted me to buy a big leather trenchcoat to look like a super cool vampire. That was a mistake. It was boiling. And heavy. I looked like gollum in a bin bag.
i had a trenchcoat phase for a few days, i didnt feel cool in it, i felt pretty lame LOL, gave it to my younger brother
I laughed through this entire reaction. Bravo
She didn't bring enough to eat lol. Kat loves horror movies now.
The worst horror of this movie, is that Blade didn't signal.
1:30 - Blade is a Marvel Comics character, Kat. 😊
Blade was the first film to set off what we know as the modern day Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Has she watched Werewolf by Night?
Blade started the modern superhero movie trend, but the MCU didn't get started until Iron Man in 2008.
Great review👏 Having seen Blade several times, just watching your review now, it occurred to me how much it preceded The Matrix in almost every way. It's uncanny how the aesthetics, stylings, choreography, music and tone are damn near identical. Blade started so many trends. Blade really deserves its flowers, given how it stands as the first modern day Marvel movie.
Wow, good call!
The Matrix was in conception for several years and came out a year after Blade. They didn't watch Blade and throw a movie like THAT together.
Blade didn't start any trends, it was one film in the middle of a trend of "dark" (in aesthetic as well as tone) action movies in the 90s, it wasn't the first or the last even if it was a VERY good example of one. You arguably can even go back to the Keaton Batman if you wanted the start of the trend, but you had The Crow, Spawn, Dark City, probably others I've forgot by now. Blade was definitely influential, because it was one of the more successful ones before The Matrix really moved the goalposts for everyone.
@11:10 I thought you said "Morbius with honey, my friend" 🤣
Loving this reaction already and am only one minute in 😂 I love how she don’t know anything about it. She’ll love it
The real horror of this movie is that too few people give it credit for being the actual birth of the marvel cinematic universe. (This movie was the first movie Marvel ever had a hand in (under Marvel Enterprises, long before Marvel Studios was ever even a concept) and did it more as a test to see if they could make money off it. If Blade had failed to make a decent profit, we wouldn't have any Marvel movies today, or at least they would be very different.) The actual reasons he wasn't included in the early (rebirth) of the MCU was because he already had movies, along with rights issues, seeing as a number of Marvel characters had been sold off to other studios, so Marvel only had the rights to publish them in comics, not in movies/TV shows. The most well-known of these was of course Spider-Man, but it also included a bunch of others. Blade as a character had been announced to be incorporated into the current evolution of the MCU years ago now, however there have been a huge amount of delays due to a bunch of different factors. The secondary horror of this movie is that this was the original concept of what Marvel movies should be...brutal, unapologetic, with interesting characters and rated-R. They dumbed everything down with the current evolution to appeal to a wider audience, but in doing so, it took away a lot of the true badassery of many of the characters, which made a lot more money, and a lot of people enjoyed for a quite a while, but quite frankly begins to get boring eventually. The reason Infinity War and Endgame made so much money was because they followed the original concept of Blade more closely, made them a lot darker and deeper and essentially made 2 DC movies instead of Marvel movies.
for real, too many people accredit over movies for stuff that this one did, like i dont know, being the start of the Marvel Movies AND having two Black Leads... yet no no lets give all that to black panther
@@MikazukiIshtar Blade had a black lead actor, the rest of the main cast was mostly white. However, nobody claimed Black Panther was first in that regard. There was Blade, Spawn, Steel, Meteor Man, Hancock, etc.
Black Panther was however, Marvel's first black comic book character and the first MCU film with a predominantly black cast (and crew).
Blade wasn't the first Marvel movie, but it was the first GOOD Marvel movie, the one that gave them a blueprint for future success.
5:36 A line delivered so well, Samuel L. Jackson sent flowers.
N'Bushe Wright (Karen) is sooo beautiful!!
She's in two other really great films, "Dead Presidents" (1995), and "Fresh" (1994). These aren't horror films, so they're not quite for your channel theme. But perhaps you may want to check those films out in your spare time. Both movies are star studded. Fresh, for instance, has both Samuel L. Jackson, and Giancarlo Esposito in it. 😊
Loved your reaction to this, such a fun film. I don't know if people have suggested "REC" before as a possible future watch but that is my favourite horror and highly recommended.
It was my birthday yesterday and I LITERALLY watched all three of Blade's films. Guess I'm watching it again haha.
Between Blade and Buffy, we vamp lovers ate well in the 90s-00s.
ya, too bad Twilight kinda ruined it for a sec, despite me actually enjoying the first one
That song you said is a banger is Bang Wa Cherry - Chin Chin 😂
You could definitely get a part in Blade with those teeth! As nice as they are! 😄
19:00 Whistler was apparently invented for the Spider Man animated TV show and was so beloved that he’s canon now.
I’m gonna go for a walk now,but you should definitely watch Terminator 2 judgment day!😁
Watching Wesley Snipes mutilate and humiliate Donal Logue for 75 minutes is pretty great 😎 The exchange between Frost and Quinn about Blade's sword is also hilarious. Lotta good humor worked into Blade.
Fact: The woman who brought the poor bastard to the rave is “legendary” adult actress Traci Lords
Almost hosed my monitor with my drink at "Ouch, he threw a bag at me" laughs to eyes raised "Its a bomb".
I read another reactor's comment section and going to pass it along. Back then, this was simply a "vampire movie" not a "Marvel movie." Also in the same year we had John Carpenter's Vampires, another excellent vampire movie. It was a trend following From Dusk Till Dawn a couple years before as well as Tales from the Crypt: Bordello Of Blood, and Interview With A Vampire another couple years before that. It was quite a time when Horror films were the thing blending with other genres of course. It still seems to bounce between Zombies and Vampires today.
Yea I would agree. Im absolutely sure that not many people realised this was anything to do with marvel when it came out. It was just a great vampire movie with plenty of gore and action. With an awesome opening track!
Vampires were huge in the 90s.
i knew of blade from Foxs Spider-Man, i was hoping there would eventually be a crossover when Spiderman came out and was successful, but corssovers werent a thing until Iron Man and The Increedible Hulk... you dont realize how stoked i was when I saw Stark show up in the mid credits of Inc Hulk...im like "these movies all mean something!"... now crossovers are so common it kind of lost its appeal, but im not against them.
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"There's not enough of him to go around" I think we learned something about Kat today.
The genuine excitement when you were watching the head popping scene, was awesome
Classic movie, cool reaction, subbed!
When people say "should I watch the Blade sequels?", I say "Blade 3 is an unofficial mini-prequel to Deadpool".
If I recall correctly it was while making the third movie that Ryan Reynolds learned about the Deadpool character. And hearing he described himself like "Looking like something between Ryan Reynolds and a Radioactive Sharpei" he knew he wanted to play the character.
First The Crow, now Blade. Wonderful to see you spreading your wings Kat. Love your reactions. These films were made for you. For only one season, there was a Blade TV series. The cast of characters were good, especially the evil vampire nation. Looking forward to your reaction to Blade 2, a rare gem, a great sequel.
I really love your reviews. Found you on aliens. Currently going through your Playlist. I find myself laughing so hard at your quips. You would be the most fun to watch a movie I've seen and the most annoying for one I have not. I love your content. Please keep up the amazing work. Such a patootie.
Hello, my name is Geovane, I'm from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, I love your reactions, you're beautiful and very charismatic, even though I don't speak English very well, I'm already your family, Brazil loves you
You should watch Skinamarink.
Blade is indeed a Marvel hero. However he operates at street level and only concerns himself with hunting vampires (and indirectly other supernatural night-time evil doer's) There has been crossovers with other Marvel hero's, but nothing really of note. He would join The Defenders (with Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, Daredevil and Iron Claw) but their vampire hunting priority doesn't 'cut' it for Blade.
I have to watch more of your content! I love Blade and I watched ALL OF THEM! Then again I really like all the Matrix movies and people call me a doofus.
Haha I got mention the fact that whistler had an awesome line when he saves blade’s ass “catch you fuckers at bad time”
Blade was a blast when it came out. If it had "sucked" Marvel would have gone under, blade is the reason the MCU exists. Loved your reaction, it made me batty :) 🧛🦇♥
"halfsy-vampsy" bright a hugh smile and a laugh to me! This was a great reaction! Definitely watch Blade 2! It's just as good, in a different way.
Just to help you out from the comic perspective blade is in the same universe as the avengers the fantastic four Spider-Man the X-Men Doctor Strange they’re all in the same universe. When reading comics in my childhood blade had his own comics, but also was in Spider-Man comics X-Men, particularly with wolverine also appeared in punisher comics, ghost rider comics, Doctor Strange , on the dark supernatural side of things. There is also three blade movies a TV series and Blade was one of the first most successful marvel characters to appear on the big screen.
Blade is actually a full vampire without their weaknesses.
He was originally full human immune to vampire bites, later retconned into a human-vampire hybrid (a Dhampir). And he does have one of their weaknesses at least, their bloodlust.
Kat, you never bore me!
The blonde vampire woman who takes the guy to the rave, is played by Traci Lords. She's infamous for nearly destroying the adult film industry, by using a fake ID, in order to shoot several adult films, while under the age of 18.
Remember when Deacon was holding the little girl hostage in the park and made the comment about being cut from his mother- he knew Blade was born by c-section. He knew who Blade was the whole time.
I'm sure somebody below has already answered a lot of your questions, but, yes, "Blade" was the first true Marvel Comics film adaptation to have a full theatrical release. It was during the time that Marvel sales were at an all time low and they had auctioned off the rights to the IPs to various studios for cash. "Blade" being such an unexpected runaway hit helped save them from bankruptcy. 20th Century Fox, who owned most of the rest at the time, would then be inspired to turn their critically beloved "X-Men" animated series into a serious film in 2000, followed by "Daredevil" and "Fantastic Four" among others, whilst Sony launched the original "Spider-Man" trilogy, and the comic film craze as we know it now was born. "Blade" doesn't get near enough credit for that, but part of it is that, as you said, it took you by surprise to see Stan Lee's name in the opening credits. They were so unsure of how to market this film that they refused to even admit that it ~was~ a comic book movie, so there's no Marvel opening crawl or anything.
Blade himself is a character that is a member of the Midnight Sons, a team of vampire hunters that was introduced in the "Tomb of Dracula" storyline in the 1970's. He has faded in and out of comic awareness throughout the years, till this film trilogy re-popularized him and he pops up far more frequently now and has had several solo runs at this point. Wesley Snipes fought for this film, though originally he wanted to make a Black Panther film. The studio refused, thinking no comic movie would sell, and allowed Blade under the condition that he not wear any colorful costume, so his modern look, which would go on to inspire Morpheus's look in "The Matrix" among others, was born. Snipes performed a lot of his own stunts and ad libbed a few of his lines, giving great performance as well as an even more brilliant performance in "Blade II".
One final fun fact is that the now-iconic line that Blade says right before destroying Frost/La Magra, "Some motherfuckers always wanna ice skate uphill", still bangs around pop culture vernacular as an honestly fun way to say 'you're trying way too hard to impress people trying something common sense told you not to try'. Snipes hated the line and thought it was stupid, but he delivered it with such aplomb that it outlived the movie itself.
So good. Wesley is beyond awesome as Blade. Just the BOSS! Blade was originally a supporting character in the Marvel comic Tomb of Dracula which was part of their horror series back in the 70s along with the likes of Werewolf by Night and Man-Thing. Marvel are currently working on a new Blade movie starring Mahershala Ali and due out sometime in 2025. He already had a voice only cameo as Blade in a post credit sequence of 2021's Eternals. But it is hard to imagine anyone coming close to the uber cool badassery of Wesley in the role.
I love Kat so much. Only horror reaction channel that never insults the movie, and her takes are wonderful
This was the 1st Marvel Movie to kick off the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Blade Movie is the reason MCU Exists
Kat: "I hope there's action. I like a little action in my movies"
Us: You better strap in. You're in for a wild ride! Blade 2, and even Blade 3, are worth a watch. The Blade Trilogy was created before the creation of the MCU so technically the aren't apart of it. The Blade character was created back in 1972 in the pages of The Tomb of Dracula comic book. He later became a major player as one of the Midnight Sons.
Great reaction and to one of my old favorites I still watch to this day
This will never win a poll, but the 1985 horror/comedy House is right up your alley. Think, Evil Dead 2, but less scary. 🤔
Blade was introduced in Tomb of Dracula, one their horror comics of the 70's. Marvel has quite a few horror characters in their pantheon but since people associate Marvel exclusively with superheroes they get kinda swept aside a lot of the time in other media. Thankfully Blade is getting a reboot soon and rumors are Wesley is coming back as Blade in other MCU projects. I personally would love to see a Tomb of Dracula series.b
If the quality of the other Marvel horror comic characters matches that of "Werewolf By Night," it could be a darn fine ride. 😎
@@thomashiggins9320 That's what I'm hoping. Werewolf by Night was perfection. I just hope the other horror projects go there too instead of being completely watered down. I don't need a hard R film, I just need something that feels like those comics, that whimsical Halloween type atmosphere.
You bring a smile to my face with your squeals of delight during the fight scenes where they explode. 🎉😊
Your reaction to this film… gets my sub.
Ryan Reynolds appearance in Blade Trinity is his video resume for Deadpool.
BAHAHAHA
Sshhhhhh!! Don't spoil it. I wanted to see her reaction when she finds out. I'll have to settle for where she sees how ripped he is
as a big fan of Van Wilder, i was a Reynolds fan ever since, glad he made it as the real Deadpool after Wolverine Origins
Hi Kat! Blade is indeed a Marvel comic book character, and this was the first ever R Rated comic book move. (Suck it, Deadpool!) Blade 2 is even better than this one.
First ever R rated comic book movie would be the 🐦⬛ not blade, both badass movies though
I was going to say that Fritz The Cat was the first R-rated comic book movie that I could think of, but I checked and it was actually X-rated.
Never heard of Fritz the 🐱
Okay, so a small list of movies to do because, why not, they’re great movies in their own right:
- Scooby Doo on Zombie Island (idc, it’s scary enough lmao)
- OverLord
- Crimson Peak
- Underworld
- The Mummy (1999 or 1932 for some classic horror)
- Fright Night
- Van Helsing (2004)
- Resident Evil (2002)
- Slither (2006)
Deacon Frost is one of the great film villains, you really feel the charisma he has to make people follow him even though he's clearly a lunatic... the conversation where he's convincing Quinn that "he needs him" to get him on board with capturing Blade rather than killing, it's top notch writing and acting and completely unexpected for an action movie. You 100% believe that people would follow this guy. Or the little look and "Thanks" to Quinn after the completely unnecessary punch in Blade's face, great character moment.
Halfsie Vampsie, Slicey Dicey ^^