A brief review of the film “Sinners” (2025), directed by Ryan Coogler.
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By blending blues music, bloodthirsty vampires, racial conflicts, and a reimagining of blaxploitation tropes, Ryan Coogler has created a film that, upon release, immediately stakes its claim as a modern classic — placing the director alongside cinematic fighters for Black rights.
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