Starring Michael B. Jordan in a dual role as twin brothers, the period thriller features vampires, supernatural elements, bluesy music, and much, much more.

Ryan Coogler has become synonymous with the Black Panther movies since the director helmed both the landmark Best Picture nominee and its 2022 sequel. Yet, this year, he has one of the highly-anticipated upcoming horror movies on the way.

Black Panther and Creed director Ryan Coogler reunites with longtime collaborator Michael B. Jordan for Sinners, one of the most anticipated thrillers of the year. The director's first foray into horror, it's also a genre film shrouded in mystery, with rumours of vampires and Mississippi blues swirling around the internet.

Watch 'Sinners' star Michael B. Jordan and writer-director Ryan Coogler break down the new trailer for their vampire horror film set in Prohibition-era South.

As part of promoting the release of the newest trailer for Sinners, writer-director Ryan Coogler revealed the personal and pop cultural inspirations behind his upcoming vampire film starring Michael B.

Before making Sinners, Ryan Coogler received some valuable advice from Christopher Nolan. During a Q&A event attended by ComicBook.com and other outlets, the director talked a bit about shooting Sinners on 65mm film,

For Coogler, storytelling has always been about more than entertainment, it’s about reflection, representation, and impact. In this interview, he sheds light on his creative process, the deeper message behind Sinners Ryan Coogler is no stranger to crafting stories that captivate and challenge audiences.