Sinners, director Ryan Coogler’s first horror film, is set to release this weekend after receiving high praise from early critic reviews. With a 2 hours and 17 minutes runtime, moviegoers are prepared to settle in for an epic vampire story, but does that include post-credit scenes?
The film stars Michael B. Jordan in a dual role as infamous twin brothers Smoke and Stack. Following a stint in Chicago, they return to their hometown in Mississippi during the Jim Crow era. To offload alcohol and raise some needed funds, the brothers plan to open a juke joint with help from their cousin, Sammie (newcomer Miles Caton), along with a few friends and locals. However, the evening takes an unexpected turn as something evil lurks nearby.
Does Sinners Have a Post-Credits Scene?
Yes, there are mid- and post-credits scenes that serve as an epilogue. They are vital to the story, so if you’re invested, you’ll want to stay glued to your seat. Audiences will know the story has concluded once the Warner Bros. logo appears on the screen and the lights come on.
Music plays an essential role in Sinners, and the jazz music during the credits carries deep meaning. Viewers will understand its significance and its connection to the events that unfolded.
While the mid-credits scenes give viewers an intriguing and unexpected conclusion, the post-credits scene focuses less on the story and more on the connection audiences will have with a major character. It also drives home the emotions from the film’s final scenes and epilogue.
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Sinners currently holds a 98% Fresh critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes. While the audience score has yet to be calculated, a quick scroll of the reviews page shows positive reactions. The film was made on a $90 million budget, so let’s hope horror fans show up at the theater and support what will likely be one of the strongest horror films released this year.
Sinners will open in theaters nationwide on Friday, April 18th.
