Part period bloodsucker flick, part blues-heavy musical, with not one but two Michael B Jordans and an insanely violent denouement ...

A peculiar thing happens around the midway mark in this singular big-screen epic from writer-director Ryan Coogler, he of Black Panther. We have, at this point of the tale, familiarised ourselves with ...

Cinema-goers who want to watch the new Sinners movie have been issued a warning after people made a major mistake in the movie theatre.

Good and evil are flip sides of the same coin, at least according to Sinners (16s), which opens ... who co-writes and co-directs with Alex Garland, the film brilliantly recreates the brutalising ...

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The setup of Sinners nods to progenitors, but the technology has advanced enough for the film to give you two Michael B. Jordans for the price of one. It’s the early 1930s, and twins Smoke and Stack ...

Mike Flanagan has dropped a review for Midnight Mass, which makes it hard not to see how the movie is very similar to his hit ...

Such anachronisms add to the film’s feeling of fantasy but Coogler also tackles serious themes such as the oppression of Black Americans by white folk during this period. Sadly, the stop-start ...

To call Ryan Coogler’s fifth feature film From Dusk Till Dawn on the Delta wouldn’t be inaccurate but it would be to undermine its riches and everything its director has on his mind.

Sinners: The BRWC Review. By Josiah Teal. A young man, Sammie (Miles Caton), stumbles into his father’s church, covered in blood and scars from the night before. In his hand, he clutches what remains ...

Despite appearances, Sinners is more From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) than Interview With the Vampire (1994). The movie spends its first hour introducing characters, their skills and relationships ...