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Sinners (Patreon)

Published:
2025-06-19 12:00:13
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2025-10-01 02:03:24
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2026-06
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Comments

Jeff K.

Let's. Fucking. Go. EDIT: watching the intro now I am SO SO SO GLAD you guys didn’t know what this movie actually is going into it.

mojo shivers

This is definitely one of those movies that walking in blind enhances the experience. I was kind of spoiled by the trailers and the reviews and I wish I had known far less going into watching it because it’s definitely a trip. Such good imagery and use of music makes this a masterpiece of storytelling.

Josip Buretić

Everyone is watching this movie(every single patreon channel that I am supporting😆) maybe it is time to check it out 😜

newhastings

Amazing film. Also in regards to the Chows, the shot showing Lisa and Grace walking between stores refers to how real life Chinese immigrants in the Mississippi Delta were the only merchants who would sell to both black and white people at that time

Johanna Caulfield

The movie 100% portrays the Church as being just as parasitic as the vampires. Remember that in the beginning, when Sammy comes into the church and his father approaches him telling him to "give himself over to God", he keeps having flashbacks to Remmick essentially doing the same thing.

BoredLittleLady

I saw this movie for the first time last week after you guys announced that you’d be watching it. Glad I did. I’ve seen it twice so far. Ready to watch along for the third!

Jeff K.

Couple things I wasn’t sure were gonna be in the trivia or not so waited to comment so as not to be redundant, but old Sammie is played by Buddy Guy, one of the most legendary blues musicians of all-time. Sammie, meanwhile, is at least partly inspired by Robert Johnson, the blues musician who has been mythologized as having made a deal with the devil at a crossroads, trading his soul for his talent. And having this set in Clarksdale is of course super intentional from a musical perspective, since it (and the Mississippi River Delta in general) is considered the birthplace of the blues. In fact, Morgan Freeman owns a blues club there to this day and apparently pops in fairly often, in case anyone was ever hoping to bump into the legend himself. (I also just remembered that in Stephen Fry's series Stephen Fry in America - in which he traveled to all 50 states - when he was in Mississippi, he went to Clarksdale to visit Morgan at his club, and when he was in Chicago, he hung out with Buddy Guy.)

Jeff K.

It's a great movie. I'd suggest getting out of the comments until you've seen it though, in case someone mentions any of the plot details because this is one you want to go into as blind as possible.

Paul T Hewes

probably the best movie of 2025. for sure the best thus far.

Jeff K.

Is it voodoo, or hoodoo? I assumed hoodoo.

Rune Kristensen

It is hoodoo. Hoodoo is folklore magic, like curing the sick, warding off evil spirits, etc. Voodoo is not magic, but a religion, complete with creation myths, rites and rituals, deities (loa/lwa), and so on.

Mike FromOz

You were right about this movie, Jeff. I loved it! Really great addition to the Vampire mythos! Glad to have watched it here as well, the reactions from G&S were much the same as mine 😁

Jasmine W

Apparently the language that Grace and her husband speak that Remmick mimics is Toisan

Jeff K.

On the note of Grace and her husband: I'm so glad that George pointed out how jarring it was to hear Chinese people with thick Southern drawls, because that definitely threw me when I watched the movie, though like George said, it makes total sense. It reminds me of the one time I went to Jamaica, and I mean, of course there are white people who grew up there but it's still so weird to hear a white person speaking with a thick Jamaican accent.

Jasmine W

It’s funny cause I’m from Mississippi so I grew up with the Delta Chinese and I was taken aback by people saying how strange it was to hear a southern accent from them because it’s what I’m use too lol

Matthew Wabals

Simone’s eyes popped out of their sockets at least three times during this reaction..

Jeff K.

And at least two of those were on Hailee Steinfeld lines about... y'know...

Jeff K.

Haha... makes total sense. It's like, I'm from New England and have spent a lot of time in the Boston area (driving up there from Texas this weekend, actually!), so it never occurred to me that hearing a Black person speaking with a thick Boston accent would be weird to people from other parts of the country but apparently it is.

Jeff K.

For sure. I think, as G&S noted, the "baptism" scene with Remmick and Sammie at the end really underlined that whole idea.

Pam Nail

Not to mention the way the vampires repeat one another, so much like the "call and response" part of so many worship services.

DasBigUn

is this the unedited version or the youtube edit?

robodong

the post is literally called "Sinners - YouTube Version" ...

DasBigUn

DAMN MY SHORT ATTENTION SPAN

Divinerights

Only film that might top it off the top of my head is avatar, but we know how people feel about it

YYZHawk

First half of this movie had potential to be S+ tier, then the second half happened. Still good, but had potential to be one of the greats.

ShōNuff3K

Have I been under a rock or has new ink entered the reaction?

Twiska Brand

Hot take, but I don't think the vampires were evil. Everyone they killed, they turned and accepted. No hoging power, no thrall slaves, nothing like that. Sure, they were forcing their "salvation" on others, but they genuinely thought they were doing the right thing. They were not saints, but not inherently evil, and still had humanity and could feel love and compassion, as proven by Stack and Mary at the end, when they got upset that Smoke killed Annie and kept their promise not to hurt Sammie.

Godrick

16:47 In this case its literally the same person, but whenever you know identical twins long enough they just start to look distinctly different. I guess your eye just starts picking up on the microdifferences

JBK405

What can I say that hasn't already been said? I'm so glad I caught this in the theater, because the "I Lied To You" sequence is TRANSFORMATIVE to get it on the big screen. This movie is unironically, no-caveat, BRILLIANT. The music is just perfect, and incorporated into the story so well. I don't claim to Understand the Blues the same way somebody would in the Mississippi Delta in the 1930s, but by gum I can feel that THEY feel it. It hit the concept of race-in-America perfectly. The Irish really were an oppressed people in Ireland, and continued being oppressed in America, but their oppression was very different than the oppression faced by African Americans. In the mid-20th century there was a concerted effort by Irish-Americans to 'become white' through assimilation and political/economic actions, and that involved collectively stepping on black people to lift themselves up. So here comes Remmick, talking about how he just wants to join in with the party and share his music with them and take their music in turn, but he doesn't care if THEY want to share with him at all. He was kicked off his ancestor's land just like everybody else was, but he's still doing the same thing all over again. I saw somebody else say it perfectly: "you can be oppressed, and still promote and maintain the very same systems of oppression onto other marginalized people." Hailee Steinfeld, who plays Mary, really is 1/8 black. But Hailee Steinfeld, real person, is not herself black. She doesn't claim to be black. She's never tried to say "I'm 1/8 black so I know what it's like". But Mary, the CHARACTER, is black, despite being white passing. Because she was raised in the community, because she has roots in the culture, because she has LIVED a life. If she was ever outed she would be treated just like any other black person in the South. And she's definitely had a different life than all of the other characters since she passes, but NOBODY else gets to say that she isn't "black enough". Delta Slim...oh can we ever say enough about Delta Slim? The man, the legend. He didn't just talk the talk, he walked the walk. He said they'd have to go through him to get to Sammie, and he MEANT it. Because he saw in Sammie every other child who ever wanted to learn the blues, and wanted to make the connection with other people that is so impossible to make. I'm buying this on Blu-ray the DAY it comes out.

Jeff K.

Regarding your point on the Irish and how oppressed they were in the US: I am in NO WAY saying that they were treated on the same level as Black people or Chinese when I say this, but the line in Blazing Saddles sums things up pretty well with how lowly they were thought of: "We'll take the (n-words) and the (Chinese slurs), but we don't want the Irish!" The Irish were *haaaaaaated* in this country when they first started migrating over. (Which makes sense, given the US was colonized by the British.)

Rune Kristensen

It's not just that Mary says she's black, it's that the law literally says she is. Jim Crow laws had a "one drop" rule, which clearly stated that if you had a single ancestor of African origin, then you were black. By the laws of the time, she wouldn't actually have a say in it herself, the law had already decided. This was before DNA tests and the like, of course. I suspect that many a clan member would have been shocked if they could have seen the result of their own genetic ancestry.

Kietrich

I disagree. I don't think the movie is saying the church is parasitic. It was Sammie's father who warned him that his music would attract the devil, and that is what happened. In fact, the conversation that Sammie had with his father revealed that the church had deep wisdom that would have saved so many people's lives. Ultimately, the movie's description of the church is nuanced. Sammie wanted to be free. It came up several times in his dialogue. He only found freedom playing the blues, but the church would never accept it. To the church, that's the devil's music. In other words, the church was too restrictive. In this way, the vampires and the church are parallel because both wanted to control Sammie. So, in order for him to be free, he had to leave both the church and the way of the vampires behind. He chose freedom in the blues.

John Richard

It says access restricted when I have the correct tier

Cinebinge

Hi John, what device and browser are you using?

John Richard

iPhone 16 and official Patreon app

John Richard

The weird thing is severance works just fine

Cinebinge

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Jawnnnn

This movie ROCKS. If you loved it so much I HIGHLY recommend listening to the Dead Meat Podcast episode of this movie. They did tons of research into the historical background that Dir. Coogler included into the script like the connections between the Choctaw tribe, the Irish, and the black community. Also the big influx of Chinese immigrants into the Mississippi delta around this time. Sooo interesting.

apoc

I joined Patreon just for this, and it did not disappoint.

JH

This is horror… truly. Mainstream horror with the vampires. Racial horror for Black Folks… that why it so good… it truly mixes the fictional horror of traditional fantasy based creatures and the real horror that was done to my people for Generations.

Kickinthescience

That’s about every woman’s reaction. Don’t forget that ice cream analogy too

By Grapthar's Hammer, what a member!

Went into this movie blind and was blown away. The one shot scene of the song with the past and future spirits was one of the most amazing scenes I've seen in a long time.

Toltex

Immortals meeting people decades later has got to be one of my favourite things.