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3 weeks ago | endcreditsradioshow.com | Adam A. Donaldson |Michael Jordan |Ryan Coogler

This week on End Credits, in keeping with the theme immediately following the Easter weekend, we will talk about people coming back from the dead. Creatures of the night aren’t the only ones making beautiful music in Sinners, which features a potent combination of leading man and filmmaker, and that’s making us think of other great movie duets, so to speak. This Wednesday, April 23, at 3 pm, Adam A. Donaldson and Candice Lepage will discuss:Teams.

4 weeks ago | cbr.com | Hannah Rose |Ryan Coogler |Michael Jordan |Hailee Steinfeld

Published 16 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account The following contains spoilers for Sinners, which debuts in theaters April 18, 2025. Sinners seems designed to shock audiences. A horror film written and directed by Black Panther alum Ryan Coogler, set in the deep South during the Great Depression with its Jim Crow laws, tackling racism, poverty, blues music, folklore and vampires -- the movie is unlike anything else viewers can imagine. Coogler's frequent...

1 month ago | collider.com | Emma Kiely |Ryan Coogler |Michael Jordan |Hailee Steinfeld

Not yet 40, Ryan Coogler has directed two of the best MCU films ever (by a mile), helmed a legacy sequel to an iconic sports franchise, and made an action megastar out of Michael B. Jordan. Debuting with a confined, 85-minute drama based on the real-life murder of Oscar Grant by a San Francisco policeman in Fruitvale Station, Coogler has never been a one-trick pony.

1 month ago | timeout.com | Elizabeth Weitzman |Michael Jordan |Wunmi Mosaku |Jack O'Connell

Photograph: Warner Bros. Review4 out of 5 starsMichael B Jordan and Michael B Jordan wrestle with the devil in Ryan Coogler’s historical horror epicFilmRecommendedThursday 10 April 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppAdvertisingTime Out saysYou’ll get several movies for the price of a single ticket in Ryan Coogler’s (Creed) period drama-thriller-romance-musical Sinners.

1 month ago | letterboxd.com | Ryan Coogler |Michael Jordan |Hailee Steinfeld |Jack O'Connell

More A bloody, muscular, barrelhouse of a vampire movie that throbs like the neck of a blues guitar on fire, Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” might be the first story the “Creed” director has ripped straight from his own guts, but it thrillingly continues his post-“Fruitvale” tradition of filtering real and imagined Black histories through the prism of blockbuster entertainment, and of doing so in a way that recognizes genre as a living connection between the past and the future, as opposed to seeing...