BLADE 2 (2002) Breakdown | Easter Eggs, Hidden Details, Making Of & Ending Explained

Huge thank you for checking out the video. If you wanna see our breakdown of the first film then just click here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vmv1f9qDliA

I love when y’all do these classic movie breakdowns, most channels wouldn’t bother with anything this old but it’s nice seeing these classics again after so many years, it’s a breath of fresh air

The second blade movie was brilliant. All the right things came together. Edit: great break down. I wanna add that the vampire ninja dude (name escapes me) is Danny John-Jules. He was on Red Dwarf and a bunch of other stuff. He threw his hat into the ring to become the next Doctor on Doctor Who. I still wanna see him in that role.

Yes!!!! Blade 2 was so fantastic! So glad we're an epic MT breakdown!

"...drinking skeet on the streets to make ends meet" is craaazy lmao 😂

I really had a blessed childhood, thanks dad for showing me this early on. Rip 🙏🏾❤️

I love how Guillermo del Toro used this vampire design for The Strain❤️👏🏼

Yes!!! The CGI where Nomak roars with the Predator-like mouth makes up for any so-so moments in this film. So good.

Nosferatu means vampire, and the name of the nosferatu in Nosferatu was Count Orlok, played by Max Schrek. Christopher Walken's charater Max Shrek in Batman Returns is based on the actor. Count Olaf from the Unfortunate Events series is also a direct reference. Which now makes the Ace Ventura clip strangely connected in some way...

Good to know me and Norman Reedus were both watching PowerPuff Girls in 2002! XD

I like how Damaskinos has translucent skin as if his body has been without blood for so long that his flesh is completely empty of blood. It looks really gross and cool and fits the idea of a vampire much better than the pale skin we normally get. I love Del Toros takes on vampires and monsters, because they’re truly monstrous and gross and he makes very little effort to make them appealing, except for a few cases where that’s part of the design or necessary for the audience to connect with the character, like Quinlan from The Strain. For those who like this movie or like the style of the reapers, watch The Strain! It’s a cool original take on a vampire plague by Guillermo Del Toro and it’s a great show! It’s super unique and the creature design is amazing and almost everything is practical effects, which is awesome… no shitty tv quality CGI… just really cool makeup and effects.

I had this film on pirate VHS 😂

One of my favorite DVDs growing up. It definitely informs my current tastes

ALIEN RESURRECTION. (Love blade tho, I’ll watch every vid still)

really weird timing when MC said "Recently" while talking about the red sun, I got a mint mobile add with Ryan Reynolds starting by saying "Recently"

This is up there with the Robocop breakdown as one of the best on the channel imo, smashing it. Shoutout out MT 🔥

I think that the song 'I against I' by Mos Def that plays during the slow motion walk scene lends to your guy's theory of the movie foreshadowing Nisa's brother @11:22

Great recap! I believe Tony Curran's character Priest was a nod to the vampire Cassidy from the "Preacher" comics.

The vampire first opening his mouth was the most horrific thing kid me saw.

One of my favorite super hero/horror movies. Great deep dive, MT! I learned something new about this film! Actually, quite a few things!