9. Blade: Trinity

The first "Blade" was a masterpiece that defined the term, "Cult Classic." It was fresh, it was vibrant and it was actually pretty original in a lot of ways. At the time, we hadn't yet been smothered in the "Twilight" genre and the idea of a vampire walking around in the daytime was still a little unique.

The second movie in the series was more action packed and pounded more special effects into each scene than the first installment, but some of the martial arts fighting scenes were lost in the shuffle. The story was good enough to pull it through however, so it managed to stay off of this list.

The third one though, well, it was just bad. Ryan Reynolds brought some comic relief to a movie that was already laughable, and Snipes sleepwalked when he should have "daywalked" throughout the movie. The villain that was Dracula, the original vampire, was never developed and barely explained through the story and the audience left the theatre scratching their heads and wondering what the heck they had just watched.