Beneath the spectacle of an action-packed vampire movie, the film has plenty to say about what is sacred and what is profane.

The constraints of the Jim Crow economy drive every event in the film. This article contains light spoilers for Sinners.

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Rebecca’s Take In “Sinners,” writer/director Ryan Coogler sinks his teeth into his first original blockbuster, a masterful exploration of the Black experience with a supernatural slant. Featuring ...

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