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Summary

Blade forms an uneasy alliance with the vampire council in order to combat the Reapers, who are feeding on vampires.

Cast

Wesley Snipes

Blade

Kris Kristofferson

Whistler

Ron Perlman

Reinhardt

Leonor Varela

Nyssa

Norman Reedus

Scud

Thomas Kretschmann

Damaskinos

Luke Goss

Nomak

Matt Schulze

Chupa

Danny John-Jules

Asad

Donnie Yen

Snowman

Karel Roden

Kounen

Marit Velle Kile

Verlaine

Tony Curran

Priest

Daz Crawford

Lighthammer

Santiago Segura

Rush

Samuel Le

Jigsaw

Marek Vašut

Golem

Pete Lee-Wilson

Blood Bank Doctor / Reaper

Paul Kasey

Blood Bank Guard / Reaper

Andrea Miltner

Blood Bank Nurse

Ladislav Beran

Drug Dealer

Jiří Maria Sieber

Blood Bank Guard

Bridge Markland

Vampire with Exposed Spine

Jamie Wilson

Reaper

Stuart Luis

Reaper

Ladislav Mohyla

Reaper

Jan Malík

Reaper

Jan Révai

Reaper

Mário Wild

Reaper

Tomáš Böhm

Reaper

Zdenek Bubák

Reaper

Jan Loukota

Reaper

Jan Bursa

Reaper

Petr Krusalnicky

Reaper

Jaroslav Misek

Reaper

Karel Vávrovec

St. Cloud

Jaroslav Peterka

Choad

Miloš Kulhavý

Little G

Ivan Mareš

Tea Bag

Lennox Brown

Man in London Porno Shop

André Hyde-Braithwaite

Young Blade

Pavel Cajzl

Moscow Vampire (uncredited)

Olga Lounová

Prostitute (uncredited)

Stephen R. Peluso

Paramedic (uncredited)

John Salvitti

Moscow Vampire Attacking Blade (uncredited)

Kenji Tanigaki

Moscow Vampire Attacking Blade (uncredited)

Michael Woods

Moscow Vampire Attacking Blade (uncredited)

Crew

Director

Guillermo del Toro

Characters

Marv Wolfman

Characters

Gene Colan

Writer

David S. Goyer

Reviews

tmdb44006625

March 9, 2019

Blade II is the perfect marriage of fanboy and filmmaker. Everything you'd want out of a Blade movie - gore, martial arts, gunplay, clever quips, and techno music - is here to the nth degree. Best of all, it's filmed and choreographed with absolute mastery (thanks Donnie Yen!)

Guillermo del Toro never forgets to include his more artistic side. Detailed creature anatomy, amazing creature design, an understanding of where to put the camera, and great characters. It's all here.

Blade II is an incredible action picture and even though some of the CGI looks dated (it really just adds to the charm), Blade II is as exhilarating today as it was in 2002.