'SINNERS' (2025) Feels Like The Kind of Film We Used to Get
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'SINNERS' (2025) Feels Like The Kind of Film We Used to Get
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Nominated for a Record 16! OSCARS!! in 2026!
In this episode of Daska Discusses, I dive deep into Sinners — a film that feels like it stepped out of another era.
Set in the 1930s Mississippi Delta during the Jim Crow South and directed by Ryan Coogler (Creed, Black Panther), Sinners isn’t just a vampire film.
I break down:
Why this feels like the kind of serious, adult mid-budget film studios used to make in the 70s, 80s and 90s
The films it reminded me of — The Deer Hunter, Near Dark, From Dusk Till Dawn, Django Unchained and more
The tension of the Cornbread scene
The eerie brilliance of the Irish vampires and their folk songs
And that unforgettable juke joint sequence… the moment the film transcends time and becomes something spiritual
This is a film that doesn’t rush. It builds. It breathes. And at one point, it genuinely altered the chemistry in my brain in an IMAX cinema.
If you love cinema that feels intentional, patient, and powerful , this one’s for you.
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