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Friday Night Movies: Blade
It's a tale of vengeance that promises to add a dose of adrenaline to your Friday night.

As the weekend approaches, the Friday Night Movies series is here to ensure your night in is far from mundane. This week, it's 1998 as we delve into the fast-paced, supernatural realm of 'Blade', a film that effortlessly carves its spot in our lineup.
A high-octane thrill ride that is bound to keep you on the edge of your seat. The film's engaging narrative, coupled with its unique take on vampire lore, makes it a perfect fit for our series and one to enjoy as part of your Halloween-themed binges. It's a tale of vengeance that promises to add a dose of adrenaline to your Friday night.
Plot
'Blade' follows the story of Eric Brooks, the eponymous Blade, who is half-human, half-vampire. From the moment of his birth, during which his mother was bitten by a vampire, Blade is destined for a life of combat against the bloodsucking denizens of the night. Armed with a unique set of powers, including an immunity to the curse of vampirism, and an arsenal of weapons, Blade wages a solitary war against the creatures of the night.
The story truly kicks off when Blade uncovers a vampire elite's nefarious plan to summon the blood god La Magra, threatening to engulf the world in eternal darkness. With the help of his trusted ally Whistler and a bitten but not yet turned hematologist, Karen, Blade challenges the formidable vampire overlord Deacon Frost.
Cast
Wesley Snipes steals the show as Blade, bringing a mix of intensity and charisma to the role. His stellar performance is well-complemented by a cast that includes Stephen Dorff and Kris Kristofferson, each adding depth and dimension to this action-packed saga.
Reviews
'Blade' has garnered a solid fan base and respectable ratings across IMDb with 7.1/10 and a 78% rating on Rotten Tomatoes audience score as critics and audiences appreciate the film's innovative take on vampire lore and the compelling performance by Wesley Snipes.
Trailer
Where to watch Blade
Blade is now streaming on Binge.
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