Ryan Coogler’s new film ‘Sinners’ is a tribute to his late Uncle James. The film represents Coogler’s first venture into the horror genre, expanding his already diverse filmmaking portfolio.

The filmmaker reveals the help Christopher Nolan gave him on the feature, which yes — has vampires — but is described as “genre fluid.”

Ryan Coogler has become synonymous with the Black Panther movies since the director helmed both the landmark Best Picture nominee and its 2022 sequel. Yet, this year, he has one of the highly-anticipated upcoming horror movies on the way.

Ryan Coogler talks about his inspiration for "Sinners," as well as teasing the supernatural elements of the film.

Yesterday, an exciting traile r dropped for Michael B. Jordon and director Ryan Coogler ’s ( Creed, Black Panther ) vampire horror movie Sinners . Today, we’ve got a new video for you to watch featuring Jordan and Coogler breaking down that trailer,

Ryan Coogler is finally ready to reveal the secrets behind his new movie, Sinners. If you're first guess was vampires following the shocking new trailer, you hit the nail right on the head. Coogler confirmed in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that the upcoming thriller starring Michael B.

It initially seemed like Warner Bros. wanted to keep some of Ryan Goodler’s new gothic horror Sinners shrouded in mystery, but the movie’s latest trailer spells out exactly what’s going on.

Before making Sinners, Ryan Coogler received some valuable advice from Christopher Nolan. During a Q&A event attended by ComicBook.com and other outlets, the director talked a bit about shooting Sinners on 65mm film,