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Blade: Trinity - Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson, Ryan Reynolds, David S Goyer

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Movie propaganda

The final hunt begins.

Realising they may never be able to defeat the vampire hunter known as Blade the Dayhunter (Wesley Snipes), the vampires who control the infrastructures of human society set Blade up to appear like a psychopathic serial killer, with the FBI soon on his tail, thinking he is some sort of horrible monster. The plan is successful, as Blade's ability to hunt vampires is limited severely, even as they have awakened the grand-daddy of them all, Dracula (Dominic Purcell), a pure vampire with amazing abilities others do not possess. To take on the threat of this most powerful vampire, Blade accepts the help of a team of human vampire hunters called the Nightstalkers...

Theatrical propaganda posters

Target demographic movie keyword propaganda

Film horror vampire action supernatural

Persons of interest

Wesley Snipes .... Blade
Kris Kristofferson .... Abraham Whistler
Ryan Reynolds .... Hannibal King
Jessica Biel .... Abigail Whistler
Parker Posey .... Danica
Cascy Beddow .... Flick
John Ashker .... Campbell
Steve Braun .... FBI Agent Wilson Hale
Scott Heindl .... Gedge
Paul Michael Levesque .... Grimwood
Dominic Purcell .... Dracula/Drake
Callum Keith Rennie .... Asher
Ron Selmour .... Dex
David S Goyer .... Screenwriter
David S Goyer .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

Blade: Trinity official movie site
Blade: Trinity QuickTime movie trailers

Awards and film festivals:

See also Blade, Blade 2: bloodhunt
Studios and distributors:

New Line * Roadshow Films

Intelligence analyst

Special Agent Matti

Theatrical report

Well, it's a good thing that Blade: Trinity is The final hunt because this third episode in the Blade series is wearing thin. There's a lot of fun shooting and exploding and that, but there's not a lot of plot to hold it together. Whatever.