Words Hannah Taylor

Creed and Black Panther director Ryan Coogler takes his first bite out of horror with a bold hybrid where religion, race, and deep south culture crosses with a ravenous, unknown evil.

Marking the seventh collaboration between Coogler and his long-time muse, Michael B. Jordan leads the cast in a dual role as twin brothers, Elias and Elijah. Set in the Jim Crow-era deep south of the U.S., the brothers return to their hometown after some time away in the city. Trying to start a new life in the old place they once called home soon becomes a desperate fight for survival when they discover a terrifying plague has taken hold and threatens to wipe out the town.

Hailee Steinfeld joins Jack O’Connell, Wunmi Mosaku, Jayme Lawson, Omar Benson Miller, and Delroy Lindo in a tantalising supporting cast. They sink their teeth into this terrifying, cannot-be-missed horror where evil’s thirst is limitless.

Supernatural spirits? Vampires? Or some other form of menace from deep south stories? Sinners is wrapped up in mystery, but all will be revealed as the blood and secrets from the twin brothers’ cursed hometown spill.

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