15 R-Rated Comic Book Movies That Need To Happen After Deadpool
14. Blade
At the peak of his career, Wesley Snipes delivered a gift unto the cinematic world that would be his crowning achievement. That gift was the double tap known as Blade and Blade II, which not only gave Snipes a career-defining role, but also kept comic book movies alive after Joel Schumacher's Batman & Robin tried its best to kill them.
Unfortunately, between Snipes' tax problems and the horror that was Blade: Trinity, the series gave way to a crappy Spike TV series and eventually died.
Now that comic book movies are all the rage, and vampires are starting to get their bite back, it might be time to welcome back the Daywalker. Plus, add in the fact that Marvel Studios indeed owns the rights to the character and everything should be a go.
However, despite recent interviews with Snipes showing interest in reprising his iconic role, it might be best for the actor to sit back and make room for some new blood (pun totally intended).