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Blade Meets ‘Pulp Fiction’ in Quentin Tarantino’s 3-Part Action Thriller Nobody Remembers

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Blade Meets 'Pulp Fiction' in Quentin Tarantino's 3-Part Action Thriller Nobody Remembers

Cinema’s growth as an art form has also led to the evolution of how vampires are depicted on screen. Sinnersblended together horror, romance, and family ties. The Twilightsaga covered the ups and downs of being in a relationship with a vampire. One of the most iconic takes on vampire lore, however, remains Blade. Wesley Snipes‘ depiction of the Marvel vampire hunter was a large stepping stone in bringing the comic book movie back into prominence, and hooked non-comics readers with plenty of bloody, brutal action. Two years before Blade hit theaters, another action thriller that heavily featured vampires helped launch an entire franchise.

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