First trailer for Michael B. Jordan and Black Panther director Ryan Coogler's vampire horror movie Sinners is Lovecraft Country meets Midnight Mass
Sep. 24, 2024“You keep dancing with the devil, it’s gonna follow you home”
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Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan’s secret vampire movie has finally got a title: Sinners. The name was announced just a few hours before Warner Bros. unveiled the fang-filled flick’s first trailer, and it looks like a mix between Lovecraft Country andMidnight Mass.
Set in the South during the Jim Crow era, it follows Jordan’s character, a twin brother who return to his hometown in an attempt to leave his troubled life behind and start over. Unfortunately for him, though, there’s a greater evil than they’ve ever known waiting to welcome them back. Watch the promo above.
“Of all the things I’ve seen, I ain’t never seen no demons, no ghosts, no magic… ‘til now,” one of Jordan’s characters whispers, as a montage runs through increasingly frightening images. “You keep dancing with the devil, one day it’s gonna follow you home,” says another ominously, as they gather to ward off the unseen beasts that seem to be waiting outside…
Sinners releases on March 7 in UK and US theaters. For more, check out our list of thebest horror moviesever, or our guide to the most excitingupcoming horror moviesheading our way.
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