How does ‘Sinners’ end? What to know about the film’s unexpected twist

TODAY.com speaks to the cast of “Sinners” to under stand the surprise ending of Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan's supernatural horror film.

SINNERS Concludes On An Emotional Note With A Must-Watch Post-Credits Scene

Black Panther director Ryan Coogler's Sinners is now in theaters, and if you want a spoiler-filled breakdown of the movie's ending and post-credits scenes, right this way...

Michael B. Jordan's Sinners: Post-Credits Scene Explained

Everything you need to know about Sinners’ post-credits scene(Photo Credit –YouTube) Ryan Coogler’s chilling Mississippi-set thriller left audiences on edge, and the two post-credits scenes are just the cherry on top. Think of them as the movie’s little secret breadcrumb trail to something bigger. You thought it was over, right? Wrong. While most of the characters meet their end in brutal fashion, the real twist lies in the survival of a few unl…

Ryan Coogler’s ‘Sinners’ Starts with Soul, Ends with Suckers [Review] — World of Reel

Ryan Coogler, finally freed from the constraints of big-budget franchises, throws everything he’s got at “Sinners.” The film promises a lot — and somewhat delivers. A dense fusion of period drama, musical, romance, gangster, thriller, and horror, the film is wildly ambitious, sometimes exhilarating, and occasionally exhausting. The blending of tones often feels more chaotic than cohesive.Coogler seems determined to throw every idea he has onto t…

My Review: Sinners Starring Michael B. Jordan - Talking With Tami

Just caught an early screening of Sinners, which officially hits theaters today—and wow. Directed by Ryan Coogler, Sinners is a chilling and deeply atmospheric horror film set in 1933 Mississippi. It masterfully blends supernatural terror with the harsh realities of the Jim Crow South, creating a uniquely haunting experience. The story follows twin brothers Smoke […]

In ‘Sinners,’ Ryan Coogler weaves a new but scarily familiar tale about America

The southern horror flick is Coogler's first original story ever