A new trailer has dropped for a brand-new vampire horror film starring Michael B. Jordan alongside… Michael B. Jordan.
The film is directed by Ryan Coogler, reuniting the director with Jordan who he's previously worked with on Black Panther, Creed and Fruitvale Station.
The new trailer is for their latest project, a vampire horror film coming out in 2025 called Sinners.
You can watch it here:
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As well as Jordan, the cast is also made up of Hailee Steinfeld, Delroy Lindo, Jack O’Connell, Wunmi Mosaku, and Omar Benson Miller.
The first trailer for the film dropped back in September, debuting Jordan as twins Elijah and Elias Smoke.
While it's not entirely known what Sinners will be about - other than vampires and horror, of course - the film follows the twins attempting to 'leave their trouble lives behind' and return back to their hometown to start anew.
However, it looks like it's not gonna be smooth sailing as an 'even greater evil is waiting to welcome them back'.
The trailer has been incredibly well received by fans, with one commenting: “NOW THAT'S HOW YOU MAKE A TRAILER!!!!!!!!!!!!! We got glimpses, not the whole movie. Now the audience might be shocked and shook!”
While another said: “No remake, no sequel nor prequel, no reboot, just an original story… Beautiful.”
A third fan commented: “Jim crow time period, rural town drama, twins rivalry, tommy guns, vampires. Man this horror movie is going to be bonkers”.
Another pointed out how 'real' Coogler is for working with Jordan multiple times: “Ryan Coogler is so real for putting Michael B. Jordan in all his movies and then going 'this isn't enough.
"I need one more MBJ.”
Meanwhile, someone else on Reddit pointed out that 2024 is truly the year of the vampire, writing: “Salem's Lot, Nosferatu, Sinners, vampires are BACK baby.”
For fans excited by the prospect of a top tier auteur like Coogler doing a vampire film, then they should look no further than Nosferatu for their hungover New Years Day plans.
The Robert Eggers remake of the classic 1922 silent film stars Bill Skarsgård, Lily Rose Depp, and Nicholas Hoult.
And if a critical score of 87 per cent on Rotten Tomatoes isn't enough to convince you, how about the film leaving Skarsgård vowing to 'never play something this evil again'?
That said, the only thing you could say to detract from Nosferatu? Not only does it not have two Michael B. Jordan's in it, it doesn't even have one.
Disappointing if you ask me.
Topics: Horror, Michael B Jordan, Film, TV and Film
Michael Slavin