2 min readVampires ain’t never been cooler than in Ryan Coogler’s Sinners. The sweltering Southern Gothic sensation, in which immortal bloodsuckers rise in Jim Crow–era Mississippi, is headed to the Oscars this year. But you can experience it now from the comfort of home.
After raising hell at the box office last summer, Sinners is going to the Oscars. The movie is up for many awards at the 98th Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director (for Ryan Coogler), Best Actor (for Michael B. Jordan), Best Supporting Actor (for Delory Lindo), and many more. The movie faces stiff competition in Marty Supreme, Frankenstein, Sentimental Value, Hamnet, and One Battle After Another—the latter trailing behind Sinners by three, in terms of nominations. But Sinners is a sharp and stylish movie to be remembered for all time even if it goes home empty-handed.
With franchise features like Creed and Marvel’s Black Panther now in his rearview, director Ryan Coogler is telling new stories again. Sinners stars regular Coogler collaborator Michael B. Jordan as twins Smoke and Stack, both World War I veterans and former Chicago gangsters who return home to Mississippi to open an honest juke joint. But their American dream becomes a nightmare when vampires come knocking at their door. Supported by a stellar cast that includes Hailee Steinfeld, Jack O’Connell, Wunmi Moskau, Delory Lindo, Saul Williams, and Li Jun Li, Sinners sinks its teeth into the midnight-vampire-movie canon. It stands alongside From Dusk Till Dawn, Fright Night, The Lost Boys, and the Blade and Underworld series. Here’s how to see Coogler and Jordan’s latest collaboration.
Here’s how to see Sinners before it (maybe) becomes an Oscar-winning Best Picture.
Sinners, the buzziest movie of the summer, is now available to stream on VOD storefronts.
When Is Sinners Streaming?
You can watch Sinners now on Amazon, Apple TV+, Google Play, or Fandango at Home (formerly Vudu). Prices vary across storefronts; the average price to rent Sinners is $19.99, while purchasing the movie to own digitally costs approximately $24.99.
Being a Warner Bros. production, the movie is streaming right now on HBO Max and on Prime Video. It’s still winter, and freezing now in parts of the northeast. But when you fire up Sinners, trust us when we say it’s a hot one.