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Continuity mistake: When Blade is fighting the henchmen near the end, he lifts the last surviving one into the air and you can see Blade's hand through the henchman's throat and it is obviously a dummy. Then, when he falls backwards, his hand is not on his throat, it is on the henchman's shoulder.
Continuity mistake: When Scud gets blown up there is only dry pieces of him that go everywhere, surely there would be blood as well.
Continuity mistake: When Blade meets the Bloodpack for the first time, everyone is introduced by name. When they introduce Snowman (the swordsman), he does a gesture with his right hand. In the very next shot where they show Chupa, Snowman's hand is already back to the handle of his sword. He may be fast, but he's not that fast.
Chosen answer: Killing Scud with it probably was more satisfying for Blade than Reinhardt, who he easily beat as well. He hates familiars and that moment he used the bomb to have Scud reveal his betrayal, and then kill him, so he won't get away. Reinhardt he knew would not try to run, he was killing him anyway.
lionhead
Agreed. I saw it as he was waiting for Scud to show his hand. Like Blade said, he knew Scud was a traitor/a familiar the moment they turned him. He was waiting for the perfect time to let Scud know that he was already well informed on his betrayal, and that his azz was now cooked. Doing it that way was way more satisfying for Blade.