Plot hole: It is said that Drake has been sleeping for 4,000 years. But Drake specifically mentions that he witnessed Christ being crucified, which happened around 2,000 years ago. This harkens back to a plot line where Drake had only been sleeping since the turn of the century, abandoned in favor of the one shown in the movie.
Blade: Trinity (2004)
1 plot hole - chronological order
Directed by: David S. Goyer
Starring: Ryan Reynolds, Wesley Snipes, Jessica Biel, Kris Kristofferson, Parker Posey
Factual error: When Blade notices the piece of Dracula's armour in the Nightstalkers' headquarters he's shown an image of what the full armour looks like. It'd be impossible to extrapolate a full suit of armour from such a small piece.
Hannibal King: Welcome to the honeycomb hideout.
Blade: How do you bank roll this operation?
Hannibal King: I date a lot of older men.
Trivia: Wesley Snipes was reportedly unhappy with the script, and caused difficulty on set. He allegedly often refused to leave his trailer, mistreated the cast and crew and became violent at least once. He also refused to film many scenes, forcing director David Goyer to use creative means to add Snipes into them. (Eg. Goyer used body-doubles, CGI and stock footage to add Snipes in several scenes.) Other actors were given much of Snipes' dialogue because he refused to film so many sequences.
Question: In the movie, there is a song playing as everyone is hunting the vampires (there are a few split-screen images, and they show a few vampire glyphs), could anyone tell me what the name of this song is, and who sings it? The words 'This Blood' are repeated a few times, but I checked that song and it doesn't seem to be the one playing.
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Answer: It's "Hard Wax" by Manchild.