How does 'Sinners' end? What to know about the film's unexpected twist
“Sinners,” director Ryan Coogler’s latest film starring Michael B. Jordan, takes audiences on a scary, thrilling and unexpected adventure.
Warning: Major spoilers for “Sinners” below
Director Ryan Coogler’s latest film starring Michael B. Jordan, “Sinners,” takes audiences on a scary, thrilling and unexpected adventure from the moment the movie begins.
The supernatural horror flick opens with a shot of Sammie, portrayed by newcomer Miles Caton, arriving bloodied and bruised to his father’s Mississippi church service in the 1930s. Frightened as his son stumbles toward him with a broken guitar, the preacher asks Sammie to reject his love of music, for good.
Then, the movie rewinds 24 hours earlier to show a hopeful Sammie having the best day of his life with twin cousins Smoke and Stack — both played by Jordan — before the sun goes down and everything changes.
Michael B. Jordan and Miles Caton in "Sinners."Warner Bros.In the film, which also stars Delroy Lindo, Hailee Steinfeld, Wunmi Mosaku, Jack O’Connell, Jayme Lawson, Omar Benson Miller and Li Jun Li, a night filled with music and joy quickly becomes a nightmare as the characters have to fight for survival against deadly vampires. Prior to its release in theaters on April 18, “Sinners” received rave reviews from critics, who described it as “vibrant and richly acted” and “bloody mayhem.” It also currently holds a Rotten Tomatoes critics and audience score of 97%, which is Coogler’s best film score to date.
Rating: 5