Sinners earned top Black Film Critics Circle honors as Mike Sargent framed the film as proof that Black genre storytelling remains unstoppable.

Warner Bros' Sinners was written and directed by Ryan Coogler who reteamed with Michael B. Jordan to create a genre-bending blockbuster.

Ryan Coogler’s blockbuster vampire movie “Sinners” is the most-nominated film at the 26th annual Black Reel Awards. The Warner Bros. film earned a record-breaking 21 nominations, the most in the Black Reel Awards’ history,

The Ryan Coogler movie and its Warner Bros. sibling ‘One Battle After Another’ are in an even hotter awards position thanks to the Netflix-Paramount war for the studio.

Before award season gets into full swing, Boardroom takes a look back at the films that broke through and impacted the year. As awards season ramps up and conversations about “the best of the

2025 was an especially great year for horror films, and Sinners stood tall as the best of them. Written and directed by Ryan Coogler, this film tells the story of two gangster brothers (Michael B. Jordan) and their friends in 1932 as they face off against a clan of vampires the night they open a juke joint in their hometown.

Horror films played well at the box office and with critics in 2025 -- in particular, "Sinners" and "Weapons." We revisit the genre's biggest hits and most acclaimed standouts.

You may not have realized it while watching movies like 'Sinners' and 'Superman,' but twins were on Hollywood's 2025 agenda.

Ryan Coogler’s 'Sinners,' starring Michael B. Jordan, has been excluded from major 2025 best films lists despite box office success.

Barack Obama’s favourite films included Jafar Panahi’s much talked about It Was Just an Accident and Park Chan-wook’s modern-day masterpiece No Other Choice.