Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Blade trilogy is full of amazing lines from its titular character, made viable only through Wesley Snipes' career-defining performance. Following the bloody exploits of Eric Brooks, a.k.a. The Daywalker, a half-human, half-vampire hybrid dedicated to killing creatures of the night, the solo series that began with 1998's Blade had a knack for memorable dialogue.
9 "We Have A Good Arrangement. He Makes The Weapons: I Use ‘Em" Blade Blade and Whistler's relationship is one of the most fascinating elements present in all three films. Flirting the line with being a father-son dynamic as Blade's clear mentor figure while also being very "business" oriented, the two are clearly close, but hardened their hearts to letting one another in after witnessing years of death.
7 "You Give Frost A Message From Me: You Tell Him Its Open Season On All Suck-Heads" Blade Blade introduces its take on the well-known concept of familiars, humans who work with vampires out of desperation, coercion, or promise of eventual eternal life. The idea of vampires getting help from an inside source on humanity is terrifying enough, but Blade is able to turn this advantage into a weakness, trapping one of the familiars, a human named Kreiger.
5 "What’s The Matter? You Miss That? It’s Ok, I Can Do It Again" Blade II Blade II introduces a bigger ensemble cast compared to the original, which presents some amazing opportunities for strong performances to bounce off one another. In the sequel, Blade sees himself teaming up with the Bloodpack, a team of vampires specifically trained to kill him, banding together against a larger threat.