Sinners star Wunmi Mosaku has explained the film's show-stopping, surreal musical number wasn't in the script originally.

Hardly a horror flick, it’s largely a metaphor for other issues and it plays out like an engrossing account of history, specifically music.

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In “Sinners,” writer, producer and director Ryan Coogler delivers a soul-stirring exploration of Black spirituality, set to ...

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In a spoiler conversation, the actor reveals one of the most surprising aspects of the film wasn't in her original script: ...

In its musical moments, Ryan Coogler's vampire blockbuster makes a powerful statement about Black culture, ancestry, and art.

The horror film, from writer-director Remi Weekes, follows a refugee couple (played by Mosaku and Sope Dirisu) from South ...

Rebecca’s Take In “Sinners,” writer/director Ryan Coogler sinks his teeth into his first original blockbuster, a masterful exploration of the Black experience with a supernatural slant. Featuring ...

Jordan and Mosaku, love interests in 'Sinners,' appeared in a viral episode of TikTok’s 'Meet Cutes NYC' to give each other ...