Bassam Tariq

Filmmaker bassam tariq will not be serving as the director of the much-anticipated 'Blade' movie. The Pakistani-American filmmaker, who joined the 'Blade' team last year, will still be attached as an executive producer on the project.

Filmmaker Yann Demange has signed on with Marvel Studios to its much-anticipated 'Blade' movie. Demange, known for critically-acclaimed features '71' (2014) and 'White Boy Rick' (2018), will helm the project from a script by Michael Starrbury, according to the reports.

'Old' star Aaron Pierre has joined the cast of 'Blade' reboot, led by two-time Oscar winner Mahershala Ali. According to the reports, Pierre will feature alongside Ali and veteran actor Delroy Lindo in the upcoming adaptation of the popular comic.

Filmmaker Yann Demange exits the Marvel Studios project for the new 'Blade' movie. The film, featuring Mahershala Ali as the iconic comic book vampire slayer, will now be released in theatres on November 7, 2025.

Destin Daniel Cretton, who helmed last year's franchise hit 'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings', has been roped in by the studio to direct 'Avengers: The Kang Dynasty'. The announcement comes days after studio head Kevin Feige announced two new Avengers films, the other being 'Secret Wars', at the San Diego Comic-Con.

Marvel had one of its biggest hits ever with Holland's third-outing, 'Spider- No Way Home', which became the first pandemic release to gross over USD 1 billion worldwide.

Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige recently shared insights on the development of the much-anticipated new Blade movie. This project, which has faced a lengthy development process, was first announced in 2019 with Mahershala Ali set to star as the iconic half-vampire character

Marvel Studios is facing another challenge with its "Blade" reboot as filmmaker Yann Demange, known for "Lovecraft Country," has left the project. This marks the second director to exit the film, following bassam tariq’s departure in 2022. The reboot, which will star Mahershala Ali

Disney has moved another blockbuster film in the Marvel Studios list around - and this time, 'Blade' is getting postponed for a long stretch. Initially it was planned to be released November 7, 2025. This announcement comes at the heels of some major announcements from the studio, which has reportedly decided to push for the release date of 20th Century Studios's 'Predator: Badlands'. Once acclaimed as a much-awaited project, 'Blade', now walks in uncertainty about its future.

Marvel's Blade reboot has been a hot topic recently, especially after the departure of its latest director, sparking debate about the film’s future. Mia Goth, attached to the film for over a year and rumored to play the villain Lilith, recently shared her thoughts on the delays. In an interview Goth confirmed her ongoing involvement with Blade and praised Marvel Studios for their commitment to making a quality movie.

Reynolds posted a series of photos on Instagram from the set of the film, expressing how the audience's reaction to Snipes' appearance was one of the most intense he had ever witnessed. He described the crowd's response as a mix of pure joy and admiration, highlighting the lasting impact of Snipes' portrayal of Blade. Reynolds' message was clear: fans still love Blade, and they want to see more of him.

Marvel's 'Blade' movie, announced in 2019, has faced numerous delays, but Mahershala Ali remains committed to the lead role. Kevin Feige explains that Marvel prioritized quality over rushing production, leading to multiple script and director changes. Despite setbacks, including the pandemic and Hollywood strikes, Marvel aims to deliver a truly special 'Blade' film.

Marvel Studios made a splash at the 2022 San Diego Comic-Con as the banner unveiled its slate of titles for phases five and six of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), which would include two new 'Avengers' movies.