There has been no shortage of incredible horror films over the decades. While some go on to become all-time cinematic greats ...

Across the superhero movie genre, there have been a number of titles that were dismissed by critics that are actually better ...

Ryan Coogler reunited with Michael B. Jordan for the new horror film Sinners (now ... "With this one being my first movie that I've done since I directed my first film, and just kind of having a ...

But this is still a vampire movie, and Remmick’s empathy is tangled ... The real monsters come strapped in white robes and burning hate. The KKK posse, led by Hogwood, represents the film ...

Ryan Coogler crafts a tale that resists easy categorization, drawing from the vampire mythos, deep-rooted Southern blues culture, African American history, and the threat of white supremacy.

Sinners follows twin brothers Smoke and Stack (both played by Michael B. Jordan), Black WWI veterans who return to their hometown with dreams of opening a jukebar. But beneath the dusty Mississippi ...

Michael B. Jordan's new vampire flick Sinners ... When not lost in the world of pop culture, Rohit likes to strum the guitar, watch movies, go to the gym, and play video games.

The supremely talented writer-director turns once again to Jordan — star of all four of his previous films — for his first completely original movie ... of cash to a white owner for an ...

But this movie goes in some directions that are definitely a terrible idea. The story of course hits all the familiar beats. Princess Snow White (Rachel Zegler) is the stepdaughter of the Evil ...

Parsons tweeted, " If Michael B. Jordan does not win a Oscar for sinners they should throw the award away! Great movie!" Now, Parsons may not be the top film critic in the industry, but that feels ...

It’s a sign of what this gangster vampire musical horror movie ... white society ‒ and still gets “goosebumps” thinking about it. Twin brothers Stack and Smoke (both played by Michael ...

All that was known about the film, which Coogler wrote, was that it follows a pair of twins, both played by Coogler’s frequent collaborator Michael B Jordan, who return to their hometown to ...