Nadja is a 1994 vampire movie starring Peter Fonda as Van Helsing.  So far, so good.  The film was written and directed by Michael Almereyda, but its $1M budget was financed entirely by David Lynch.  The whole thing is in black-and-white, but the "vampire-vision" point-of-view was obtained by using a literal Fisher-Price toy Pixelvision camera.  Here's my favorite quote sequence from the movie:

Nadja (holding Lucy's pet tarantula Bela):  "What does he eat?"

Lucy:  "Potatoes. Potato salad. Beer[?*]. I tried to teach him French but he wasn't interested."

Nadja:  "Maybe he has a learning disability."

[?*] That word is unclear.  Maybe it's actually "Deer"?  That makes even less sense, though.  Was this part actually scripted?  The actress playing Lucy is Galaxy Craze, and she reportedly said "I don't recommend people give their kids weird names."

We borrowed this movie from the library and I remarked that Nicole Kidman was still married to Executive Producer Tom Cruise when it was being made.

B:  "What?  This movie isn't that old!"

Me:  "Yep, it was released in 2001."

B:  "What?!?"

Me:  [spooky finger waving] "Wooooooooo!"

In "Odd Thomas" (2013), Anton Yelchin (1989-2016) says "I'm sorry your life was so short" but it might have been said by anyone, and about anyone. 

"Black Widow" passes early, with a brief conversation between Alexei and Dreykov about a MacGuffin.  Alexei later talks a little bit with his arm-wrestling buddies and guards too.  That's... maybe it?

Lieutenant Dave: At least we've got it stopped.

Steve Andrews: Yeah, as long as the Arctic stays cold.