Wesley Snipes

Tax evasion superstar Wesley Snipes is serving his time in prison out peacefully, but he's also looking to the future and what it may hold for him and the franchise he made popular, Blade.

Blade franchise star Wesley Snipes is talking more and more about the possible fourth entry into the series while promoting his latest film, Brooklyn's Finest. This time we get to hear about what Snipes would want for the sequel if it does happen.

The Blade franchise has had a really interesting ride thus far. The original film hit almost all of the marks that it should have. Del Toro's Blade II was like a fan's wet dream. Blade: Trinity, which showcased everyone's favorite comic book vamp hunter facing off against the big daddy bloodsucker of them all, Dracula, lacked any serious bite; and the TV show, while pretty good, was cut short.

Been a while since we heard anything from the world of Gallowwalker, the Wesley Snipes zombie cowboy movie. It’s all right, though; absence makes the heart grow fonder, especially when the heart is anticipating a badass zombie movie with western aesthetics, something no one’s been able to pull off quite right yet.

Even though the official site for the Wesley Snipes zombie movie Gallowwalker has been online for months, it was only recently that a very small link appeared on it called “Gallowwalker production stills”. You’ll never guess what’s found if you click on it...

All right, I admit that when it was first announced that Wesley Snipes was going to be in a new film called Gallowwalker playing a character named Kaos, whose nun mother made a deal to keep her son alive with the unfortunate side effect of bringing back to life anyone he killed, I wasn’t excited. In the least.

Wondering just what the hell Wesley Snipes is up to now that he’s permanently given up being the Daywalker? Or are you like me and really don’t give a damn? Either way, Production Weekly found out.