SINNERS Extended Scene Released As Ryan Coogler's Acclaimed Vampire Drama Arrives On Digital

SINNERS Extended Scene Released As Ryan Coogler's Acclaimed Vampire Drama Arrives On Digital

With Sinners now available on Digital, Warner Bros. has released an extended scene featuring the Smokestack Brothers and their crew getting the juke joint ready for its grand opening...

By MarkCassidy - Jun 04, 2025 06:06 AM EST
Filed Under: Horror
Source: Via FearHQ.com

Black Panther director Ryan Coogler's Sinners is now available on Digital devices, including Amazon Prime Video, AppleTV, Fandango at Home, and more. The film arrives on 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD in high definition and standard definition on July 8.

Fandango has debuted an extended scene from the movie, which includes some additional footage of Smoke, Stack (Michael B. Jordan) and their crew getting the juke joint ready for its grand opening.

It's a nice sequence with great music (a staple of the movie), but it's easy enough to understand why it was trimmed down for the final cut.

Digital, 4K UHD and Blu-ray contain the following special features:

  • Dancing with the Devil: The Making of “Sinners” – featurette (32:35)
    Journey with director Ryan Coogler as he makes his most personal and powerful film yet. Featuring Michael B. Jordan and an all-star cast, filmed on location in IMAX, “Sinners” is an original genre-bending experience unlike any other.
  • Thicker than Blood: Becoming the Smokestack Twins – featurette (10:45)
    Michael B. Jordan and Ryan Coogler take us through the development, creation and portrayal of the Smokestack Twins, revealing how make-up, costumes, and visual effects come together to support these seamless performances.
  • Blues in the Night: The Music of “Sinners” – featurette (13:44)
    Oscar-winning composer Ludwig Göransson explores the musical landscape of Sinners, including the iconic sounds of the Delta Blues, and the creation and recording of the unique and inspired performances written for the film.
  • Spirits in the Deep South – featurette (7:58)
    Prof. Yvonne Chireau explores the backdrop of Hoodoo in the deep south and how its beliefs and traditions in spirituality, ancestors, the hereafter, and defense against evil inform the world and characters of “Sinners.”
  • The Wages of Sin: The Creature FX of “Sinners” – featurette (10:51)
    Creature Makeup FX Designer Mike Fontaine reveals the secrets behind the supernatural horrors that terrorize the Juke, Ryan Coogler’s fresh take on vampires, and the various gore and blood effects used throughout the film.
  • Deleted Scenes (18:41)
    Includes deleted and/or extended scenes for a more immersive experience.

Sinners proved to be a big hit at the box office, taking in another $9.1 million over the Memorial Day weekend to bring its global total to $350 million, making it one of the highest-grossing horror movies of all time.

Coogler shared an emotional letter thanks audiences for showing up for Sinners shorty after it arrived in theaters.

“Eternal Gratitude. My heart is bursting with it. I want to thank each and every one of you who bought a ticket to see SINNERS. Who decided to drive to see the film in different formats. Who bought popcorn and a drink, booked a sitter and carpooled, and stood in the lobby afterwards and talked and made a friend. Who changed their work schedules. Who saw the film in groups. I want to thank you all who watched more than once, who recommended the film to others, both in person and on social media or on your text message chains. I had the gift of the opportunity of making a film inspired by my family and my ancestry but it was always a film that we wanted to make for audiences, in theaters. We always had our minds on you, the audience, and felt a deep responsibility to entertain you, and move you in the way only cinema can.

I believe in cinema. I believe in the theatrical experience. I believe it is a necessary pillar of society. It's why me and so many of my colleagues have dedicated our lives to the craft. We don't get to do what we do if you don't show up. The global theatrical audience has allowed me to dream, find a career and build a more sustainable life for me and my family. And the only way that I know how to thank you for that, is by continuing to mine my personal human experience and my relationships for more stories to bring to you in cinematic language. To see your response to the film has reinvigorated me and many others who believe in this art form.”

Trying to leave their troubled lives behind, twin brothers (Jordan) return to their hometown to start again, only to discover that an even greater evil is waiting to welcome them back.

“You keep dancing with the devil, one day he’s gonna follow you home.”

Written and directed by Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Coogler, Sinners stars Jordan (the Black Panther and Creed franchises) in a dual role, joined by Oscar nominee Hailee Steinfeld (Bumblebee, True Grit), Jack O’Connell (Ferrari), Wunmi Mosaku (Passenger), Jayme Lawson (The Woman King), Omar Miller (True Lies), Miles Caton, and Delroy Lindo (Da 5 Bloods).

The film is produced by Zinzi Coogler, Sev Ohanian and Ryan Coogler. The executive producers are Ludwig Göransson, Will Greenfield and Rebecca Cho.

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Demigods
Demigods - 6/4/2025, 7:11 AM
First.
Also, just saw this last night. It was good and all... but am I the only one that thought this was overhyped?
Rpendo
Rpendo - 6/4/2025, 7:24 AM
@Demigods - It works waaay better in the theater than it does at home.
Batmangina
Batmangina - 6/4/2025, 7:46 AM
@Demigods - I watched it last weekend and it was [frick]ing stellar - I think the hype came from it being a wholly original creation which in today's world is like a foreign concept.
Fares
Fares - 6/4/2025, 7:58 AM
@Demigods - I feel underwhelmed, to varying degrees, almost every time I go to see a movie after hearing rave reviews.

It's better to always assume that the movie isn't going to hit for you as much as it did for other people before going in.

I had fun with sinners, I felt like it was worth the drive, the price of admission, and the time, but aside from that one musical scene, I didn't feel it was that special.
MisterBones
MisterBones - 6/4/2025, 8:49 AM
@Demigods - it’s an incredible film but I also think social media and the internet creates unfair expectations with a lot of media too. It’s all personal perspective at the end of the day
Demigods
Demigods - 6/4/2025, 9:37 AM
@Rpendo - I could definitely see that. I’m not saying I didn’t enjoy it, but honestly there were parts that were just too on the nose for the sake of making it appeal more to modern audiences that took away from the story.
Demigods
Demigods - 6/4/2025, 9:41 AM
@MisterBones - I’m genuinely stoked you enjoyed it so thoroughly.
Funny enough, I watched reviews for it after the fact, and those reviews actually made me like it even less. It’s not some contrarian thing, but I just felt like they made it seem WAY deeper than it was.

So it was deep, and it was enjoyable, but I fee like everyone just REALLY wanted to like this way more than it deserves, or at least I feel it deserves.
It’s From Dust til Dawn, with O Brother Where Art Thou?, heavily influenced by Crossroads (86)... the issue is that, IMO, all of those movies did their respective greatness better.

But I also have this same opinion about the Battison movie. I think that every cool part of that movie has been done better in previous batman movies, so while the overall effect is good, it doesn’t shine enough on it’s own, and it’s impossible to not compare it to the other movies that very clearly influenced it, and did it better.
Demigods
Demigods - 6/4/2025, 9:56 AM
@Rpendo - I could definitely see that. I do think the music was great. It was funny bc the big music scene had me skeptic when it started, then it REALYL hooked me... until the twerking part of that, which just felt so out of place and completely took me out of the scene. Like the song during that part was just.... dog shit placement. And that’s not a knock against hip hop AT ALL.
Like if the song that was playing during that part was something like Still DRE, or Flava in Ya ear or something.

I liked the movie, but there were just parts that had me going “Why the [frick] was that the choice made?” and those choices were so glaring.
Why would the KKK wait until morning to show up for that? It would have made so much more sense for them to show up at night and get taken out by the vampires, but it just felt out of place. And look the KKK are a group of evil [frick]s who deserve to die, but also... like there was usually some flimsy motivation behind their terrorist bull shit. Like Tulsa was motivated by money and they were threatened by a rising black financial power... it wasn’t just random wholesale slaughter for the sake of it. It’s evil as [frick], but not random violence. It just felt like that was thrown in there to be like “don’t forget it, white people are awful!”
I dunno. It just felt like it was trying WAY TOO hard to appeal to modern sensibilities, but at the expense of better more reasonable storytelling.

Again, this isn’t like I don’t like those kinds of movies. I love pretty much all Spike Lee movies. The racial aspects just felt too ham fisted in this.
Demigods
Demigods - 6/4/2025, 9:59 AM
@Fares - yeah I agree and honestly the musical scene initially had me skeptical, then it REALLY won me over... until the twerking part... which completely took me out of the scene. Like the whole thing was showing the artistic progression on black music and how black culture pushed music as an art form... then twerking to a horse shit beat. I dunno.
It just feels too ham fisted in its attempt to appeal to modern sensibilities.
Fares
Fares - 6/4/2025, 10:08 AM
@Demigods - I can see how you'd feel that way. If I were to be the decision maker on that scene, I'd probably still keep the twerking in, because I feel like it's not my position to choose which parts of black music culture deserve to be represented and which ones should be omitted based on my preference. If it has garnered enough popularity and if it left its mark on the culture, it deserves a spot, whether I like it or not. It's history, and history should be communicated with the least amount of bias.
MakeAmericaGrea
MakeAmericaGrea - 6/4/2025, 12:22 PM
It is extremely overhyped.

Most people lie about it being good, just so they won't be perceived as unwilling to help out black people.

We all know this is true.
MarvelousMarty
MarvelousMarty - 6/4/2025, 8:28 AM
Watched this last night, over hyped but I did enjoy it.
MakeAmericaGrea
MakeAmericaGrea - 6/4/2025, 12:28 PM
Sinners is not acclaimed, stop the cap.

A minority of people like it.

That is not acclaim.

Or you can say a lot of bad things with small fan bases have acclaim.

How much money has Slop For Sinners made?

Only $350,000,000?

When many lousy movies make $400,000,000 to $800,000,000.

Ouch.

Slop For Sinners has been staked through the heart, had its mouth stuffed with garlic, been decapitated, and set on fire in sunlight.

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