Snipes had already worked on prominent films — including White Men Can't Jump (1992), The Waterdance (1992) and One Night Stand (1997) — when he starred as the hero Blade. He continued playing the ...

Blade's status as a superhero movie is often neglected, but this Wesley Snipes classic was a glimpse of the 21st century when the rest of the '90s was still hung up on rubber nipples.

All three of Wesley Snipes Blade movies are coming back to streaming, while the MCU continues to ignore the Daywalker.

1998’s box-office hit, Blade, is celebrating its 25th Anniversary as Marvel fans eagerly await the upcoming remake which will star Mahershala Ali. When Blade opened back in August of 1998, it ...

Ryan Reynolds called attention to Wesley Snipes' impact on the superhero movie genre on Instagram as he shared photos with the actor from the set of 'Deadpool & Wolverine,' emphasizing that there ...

In doing so, Snipes beat out Jackman, whose first appearance as Wolverine came 24 years ago in 2000’s X-Men. Warner Bros. Wesley Snipes in 1998's 'Blade' ...

Wesley Snipes has reached new career heights with his latest movie appearance. The actor broke two Guinness World Records after making a surprise cameo as his signature Marvel character, Blade, in ...

Wesley Snipes, who played the human/vampire hybrid Blade in the 1998 Marvel film Blade, doesn’t seem too enthused about the upcoming reboot that’s been in limbo for almost five years.

The original Blade trilogy starring Wesley Snipes is now streaming on Hulu.

Wesley Snipes opened up to Entertainment Weekly about what it was like reprising Blade in “Deadpool & Wolverine.” He was one of the film’s big cameos and even attended San Diego Comic-Con ...