Like 'Sinners'? Then Watch These Great 3 Movies Now

Like 'Sinners'? Then Watch These Great 3 Movies Now

Over the weekend, Ryan Coogler’s new vampire flick, Sinners, scored a major upset by opening at No. 1 against A Minecraft Movie. Casting Michael B. Jordan as a pair of twins who take on the children of the night turned out to be a stroke of genius. However, Sinners isn’t the first vampire flick to avoid rehashing Dracula or slipping into overly romantic territory. If you like Sinners, then these are the three movies you should watch now. 5 Best …

The 'Sinners' End Credits Scenes Snuck in a Few Surprises

Ryan Coogler’s sexy, scary vampire epic "Sinners" has taken us by storm, topping the box office on opening weekend.

“Sinners” Is The Best Movie Of 2025 (So Far), And Everyone's Reactions Are Ridiculously Spot-On

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Sinners is a horror film about the highs and lows of the Black experience

Ryan Coogler’s wildly ambitious period vampire movie is set around the great migration and uses supernatural and real-life horrors to smartly make its pointWhen it comes to centering the Black experience on film, director Ryan Coogler has carved a fruitful and unprecedented niche. Fruitvale Station reconstructs the final hours in the life of Oscar Grant, a 22-year-old Oakland man killed by a transit cop on New Year’s Day. The Creed franchise tar…

‘Sinners’ Star Jack O'Connell Explains the Whole Irish-Vampire Thing

Plus: O'Connell tells us what he can about playing a top-secret part ("In contrast to anything I've ever played before") in the forthcoming ‘28 Years Later.’

'Sinners' Dominates Easter Box Office, Leaves 'Minecraft' Behind With $61 Million Global Haul

Ryan Coogler's "Sinners," starring Michael B. Jordan in dual roles, defied box office expectations with a $45.6 million debut, signaling a win for originality. Warner Bros. celebrated a successful weekend, also boosted by "A Minecraft Movie" which grossed $41.3 million. Coogler's deal includes ownership after 25 years, highlighting the studio's belief in his and Jordan's drawing power.