Michael B. Jordan's 'Sinners' Breaks Oscars Record with 16 Nominations
Michael B. Jordan's 'Sinners' Sets Oscars Record

The cinematic landscape has been electrified by the unprecedented success of Sinners, a gripping vampire horror film directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan. In a remarkable achievement, the movie has made Oscars history by securing a staggering 16 nominations at the 98th Academy Awards, setting a new benchmark for genre films in the prestigious ceremony.

A Groundbreaking Horror Film

Set against the backdrop of 1932 in the American South, Sinners delves into a dark and supernatural narrative. Michael B. Jordan delivers a compelling performance as criminal twin brothers who return to their hometown during the Jim Crow era for a night of revelry, only to face a terrifying supernatural evil. The film's innovative approach to horror has been widely praised for its originality and depth.

Critical Acclaim and Viewer Access

In a four-star review for The Independent, critic Clarisse Loughrey hailed Sinners as "some kind of final stand for original ideas", urging audiences to appreciate its "bounty of riches". For those eager to experience this cinematic milestone, the film is readily available:

  • Stream on Sky Cinema and NOW TV with an entertainment package.
  • Rent or purchase digitally on Prime Video.

Oscars Ceremony Details

The 98th Academy Awards ceremony is scheduled for 15 March, with comedian Conan O'Brien confirmed as the host. This event promises to be a highlight in the awards season, celebrating the film's historic nominations and its impact on the industry.