We’ve been hearing about Stephen Dorff and director Stephen Norrington’s Blade prequel for ages. First it was going to be a Deacon Frost-centric trilogy, then it was Deacon Frost meets Scarface.

Deacon Frost: How Blade the Vampire Hunters Nemesis REALLY Died It took a couple of tries, but Blade finally defeated his ...

Blade's trilogy ended with "Blade: Trinity," and Marvel's plans for a fourth film were never officially confirmed.

In Bloodline: Daughter of Blade #4, Blade tries to be a dad to Brielle. But Deacon Frost has other plans, and the cards say "Mother's Day Massacre!" ...

Blade, the Daywalker, has killed many incredibly powerful beings in his life as a vampire hunter. ... Deacon frost, feasted on Vanessa, killing her, and passed his powers onto the child, Eric.

Deacon Frost calls Blade an “Uncle Tom” for killing other vampires, and Snipes’ response is utterly expressionless contempt. The white guy doesn’t get to dictate what it means to be true ...

In earlier films, Blade took on Deacon Frost, his oldest enemy and the vampire responsible for the death of his mother. Mahershala Ali has technically joined the MCU already, in one of the end ...

Dorff, who played villain Deacon Frost in the first "Blade" movie with Wesley Snipes back in 1998, opened up about his overall disappointment in the genre today and expressed his skepticism about ...

There’s a scene where main villain Deacon Frost antagonizes Blade about protecting the humans that fear and don’t accept him which seems to make Blade uncharacteristically upset.

Blade’s hunt for Frost eventually brings us to his lair, which is a high-tech, sky-rise condo with glass walls and a rooftop pool (that’s filled with rubber duckies for some reason).