Ryan Coogler’s horror hit Sinners is heading to home media—and it’s bringing nearly 19 minutes of deleted scenes and five featurettes along for the ride. The acclaimed film, starring Michael B. Jordan in a dual role as criminal twin brothers in 1932 Mississippi, captivated audiences and critics alike with its genre-bending take on vampires and Southern folklore.
Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment has announced that Sinners will be available on digital platforms on June 3, followed by 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD releases on July 8.
Here’s what you’ll find in these releases:
- Dancing with the Devil: The Making of “Sinners” – A 32-minute behind-the-scenes look with Ryan Coogler and the all-star cast as they craft this haunting, IMAX-shot tale.
- Thicker than Blood: Becoming the Smokestack Twins – Michael B. Jordan and Coogler dive into the transformative process of bringing the criminal twins to life.
- Blues in the Night: The Music of “Sinners” – Composer Ludwig Göransson explores how Delta Blues and the film’s original score shape its unique atmosphere.
- Spirits in the Deep South – Prof. Yvonne Chireau unpacks the rich spiritual and cultural backdrop of Hoodoo in the film’s world.
- The Wages of Sin: The Creature FX of “Sinners” – Creature FX Designer Mike Fontaine breaks down the chilling supernatural creatures and gore effects.
- Deleted Scenes (18:41) – Extended and deleted scenes for fans looking for an even deeper dive.
Why It Matters
The home release of Sinners marks the arrival of one of the year’s biggest box office hits and critical darlings to your living room. The film has earned a 97% Rotten Tomatoes score, with reviewers praising its blend of stunning visuals, infectious music, and original storytelling—making it the only horror film ever to land an “A” CinemaScore from audiences.
Box office-wise, Sinners continues to prove that original stories can thrive. After debuting at $48 million— the best opening weekend for an original film since Us—it’s soared past $350 million globally. While there’s been plenty of talk about its profitability due to its hefty production and marketing budgets, one thing’s for sure: Ryan Coogler’s Sinners has cemented its status as a 2025 standout and a major win for original horror.