The history of the real world that inspired the horror movie Ryan Kogler

There are sinners, there are two saints, then there is a third secret thing that completely challenges all signs – we are supposed to play it when it comes to Ryan Cooger next original excitement, “sinners”. ((Crossing of the spoiler: It is vampire. This finally changes with the appearance of a new and amazing new trailer, which was contacted earlier today. These shots are one of the most exciting general experiences of the year, but the main gravity may be the fact that it comes from the famous director behind “Black Panther”, “Creed” and “Fruitvale Station”. Now, Coogler opens around the history of the real world that affected the film.

At a press conference linked to Trailer He was attended by /Film, Coogeler revealed the extent of his vision of “sinners” and how he was withdrawn directly from his family’s history. He described how his grandfather and uncle were both Mississippi, a place where Oakland’s citizen had never had before, he made it clear how the scenario was revealed from there. The advertising clip also puts music at the forefront of the event, and as Coogler said, it came from an intimate place similarly:

“It is very personal. It is also interesting, because every time I am blessed enough to make something, it was the most personality that I made so far. This was not different (…) my grandfather who passed before I was born. This relationship with my uncle.

As much as Snobby movie lovers like to talk about keeping the big screen experience and encouraging the masses to stop: the joint joy of a crowded audience all interacts with a crowd of crowds at the same time. The biggest examples can be found usually Modern films suchBut this horror is always demanding this aspect of the cinema as well. This writer/director “Sin”, Ryan Koger, realizes this, even to the point of correction during the press conference that the film made for the fans to laugh and scream and “Speak to the screen” straight. The characters pass through the glove from threats.

However, the joint experience of watching “sinners” with others has become deeper than that. Near the end of the conversation, Coogler went to the details about how to choose the preparation and the historical background of the period of the period very intentionally – as well as the main characters that we have finished along the way. By directing a page from Christopher Nolan’s theatrical book and increasing the IMAX component to release the movie, Koger was hoping to completely overwhelm us in the topics of the story. As he explained:

“For me personally, it was a reclamation for a period of time and a place that my family does not speak so much because there are many feelings associated with our history. We go there, from where) the show was complete humanity (from these characters). It was logical that everything was overwhelmed.

The main headlines of “sinners” will revolve around the vampire side or the two people played by Michael B. Jordan, but Kogler does not want anyone to forget the social comment at the heart of the story, as racism and discrimination are terrifying only as the monsters themselves.

“Singer” comes to theaters on March 7, 2025.