It starts as a story about two brothers opening a juke joint. It ends as one of the wildest vampire films ever made. Sinners is set in Clarksdale, Mississippi, in 1932, where twin brothers Smoke and Stack, both played by Michael B. Jordan, come home with stolen money and big dreams. On opening night, the music draws in something old, hungry, and very dangerous. It was written and directed by Ryan Coogler, the filmmaker behind Black Panther and Creed, and it is an original story, not a sequel or remake. Shot on IMAX film, it became a huge hit, earning about 372 million dollars worldwide. It then made history at the Oscars with 16 nominations, the most ever for a single film, and won four, including Best Actor for Michael B. Jordan. People still search for its biggest questions: who Remmick is, who survives the night, and what happens in the two scenes during and after the credits. For many fans, it is the defining horror film of the 2020s.