Following the success of Sinners, we're looking back at some of the most memorable Black vampire films from Vamp to Blacula.

Left to right, Michael B. Jordan, Wunmi Mosaku, Hailee Steinfeld and Omar Benson Miller in Sinners. (Warner Bros/Courtesy Everett Collection) ...

Sink your fangs (or grills) into the talk of the town. The release of Ryan Coogler's "Sinners," has reignited discourse about vampire etiquette on social media. Starring Michael B. Jordan ...

For a creature without a reflection, the vampire has done a pretty good job of casting a shadow over the silver screen. Sinners eagerly positions African paganism in a positive light through Annie, a ...

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners is the latest Vampire movie that came out recently. Michael B. Jordan plays the character of twin brothers, Elijah ‘Smoke’ and Elias ‘Stack, as they come back to their home in ...

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forcing them to confront secrets from their past involving a misogynistic vampire society. Jordan crafts a unique mythology, eschewing fangs for other methods, and builds a palpable atmosphere of ...

For all the imagery of vampire fangs and crimson-red eyes, the story of Sinners is one that’s as old as the cotton fields it’s set in. It’s an American tragedy. “The film for me personally ...

Michael B Jordan has spoken out in an exclusive clip about how he played two identical twins in his newest movie. Speaking in a clip shared exclusively with LADbible, the actor shared how he ...

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- "Sinners," a vampire historical-fiction-horror movie from "Black Panther" director Ryan Coogler, hits theaters this week, bringing audiences something unique from anything ...

On a surface level, Coogler satisfies on vampire carnage. His monsters boast gnarly fangs, glowing red eyes, and an invincibility that means they can be shot, stabbed, and bleeding out yet still c ...