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Film Sack

Film Sack 728: BLADE

Film Sack

Scott Johnson

Tv & Film

4.61.6K Ratings

🗓️ 7 December 2025

⏱️ 103 minutes

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Summary

On this week’s Film Sack, a half-vampire, half-mortal man becomes a protector of the mortal race, while slaying evil vampires. Who will save us? Superman? Batman? Captain America? That guy from White Men Can’t Jump who got busted for tax evasion? You betcha! 

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0:00.0

I found him when he was 13. He'd been living on the streets, feeding off the homeless.

0:05.0

His need for blood had taken hold of puberty.

0:07.0

I took him for a vampire first.

0:10.0

Almost killed him, too. Crosses don't do squatt.

0:31.2

This is film sack.

0:33.7

They don't do squat.

0:45.3

Oh! They don't do squat. Oh, sure. Hello everybody and welcome to the film sack show.

1:00.0

The show about filming.

1:01.9

Welcome to FilmTack, everybody.

1:03.3

This is episode 728,

1:04.7

mind of the very depths of film entertainment for all mankind.

1:06.9

My name is Scott Johnson and I am joined today by Brian or with Brian. Every time I shoot him with a silver bullet, he disintegrates like a crispy marshmallow done away.

1:16.9

Ouch, that's hurt.

1:18.2

Stop it.

1:18.8

Oh, hi.

1:19.3

This week on film sack.

1:20.5

We grab our pure silver.

1:21.7

How can we possibly afford this on our salary?

1:23.6

Vampire stabbing blade and put on our iconic day walker.

1:27.1

Donald Lodge wishes he had these shades for

1:29.6

some midnight raving and totally not a stephen dwarf bloodsucker party in the city now calling you

1:34.5

from the shadows of whatever dark web streaming service you had to sell your soul to watch this film

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