Sinners Post-Credits Scenes Tease Sequels

Ryan Coogler's film 'Sinners,' set in 1930s Mississippi, follows twin brothers Smoke and Stack (both played by Michael B. Jordan) as they open a juke joint and confront supernatural threats led by the vampire Remmick and the Ku Klux Klan. The story explores themes of Black art, cultural appropriation, and Southern Gothic horror, blending genre elements and musical influences. Most characters die, but the mid-credits scene reveals Stack and Mary survived as vampires and visit an older Sammie—now a celebrated blues musician—in a 1990s Chicago club, where Sammie refuses their offer of immortality. These credits scenes, which confirm Sammie as the true protagonist, hint at possible sequels and have generated significant excitement. The film has been critically acclaimed for its immersive world-building and is recognized as Coogler's best-reviewed work. 'Sinners' revitalizes Black horror and underscores Coogler's creative vision beyond franchise filmmaking.