Ryan Coogler’s 'Sinners' turns horror into a fight for identity

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Ryan Coogler’s Sinners blends supernatural horror with social commentary, offering a fresh take on the vampire genre set in 1932 Mississippi.

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The film follows twin brothers (Michael B. Jordan) and their cousin Sammie as a vampire threat disrupts their juke joint—a safe haven for the Black community—turning music into a symbol of unity and survival.

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Michael B. Jordan shines in dual roles, supported by strong performances from Miles Caton, Hailee Steinfeld, Wunmi Mosaku, and Jack O’Connell as a chilling vampire antagonist.

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With a haunting score by Ludwig Goransson and moody cinematography by Rachel Morrison, Sinners creates an immersive world where blues music becomes both shield and sword in the fight against oppression.

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