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Ryan Coogler’s chilling Mississippi-set thriller left audiences on edge, and the two post-credits scenes are just the cherry on top. Think of them as the movie’s little secret breadcrumb trail to something bigger. You thought it was over, right? Wrong. While most of the characters meet their end in brutal fashion, the real twist lies in the survival of a few unlikely figures—setting up a future that could get even darker.
Without giving too much away, let’s just say those vampire characters? Yeah, they’re not as dead as you think. Buckle up because these post-credits moments are Sinners’ way of telling us, “You ain’t seen nothing yet.” Ready to dive into what happens next? Spoiler alert: it’s a wild ride.
Sinners Post-Credits Scene
Sinners has some serious post-credits magic going on, and trust us, you won’t want to miss these! Both scenes are a deep dive into Sammie’s journey, and they open up a whole new can of possibilities for a sequel. The first post-credits scene throws us a curveball by showing that Stack and Mary, the vampy duo, didn’t meet their end like everyone else.
Nope, they’re still around and still undead, which means they’re clearly not finished with Sammie just yet. Fast-forward to a bar in Chicago, where Sammie, now a famous blues musician, runs into Stack. They have a little chat, Stack tries to convince Sammie to join the vampire ranks (because, why not?), but Sammie’s having none of it. Instead, he serenades Stack with a song, and they part ways with a surprising amount of mutual respect. Mic drop.
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Then, in the second post-credits scene, we flashback to Sammie’s younger days. He’s sitting in a church, strumming on his guitar and singing This Little Light of Mine, the same song that first appeared when we saw wounded Sammie stumble into the church at the start of the movie. It’s like a full-circle moment, but with a twist. It emphasizes just how much Sammie’s arc is about light, both in the metaphorical and literal sense. And trust us, his journey’s only getting started. Could this mean a Sinners sequel is on the horizon? Let’s just say we’re all ears.
Stack and Mary’s 90s Adventure: The Sequel We Deserve
After Sinners wraps up with all the action, it’s clear that Mary and Stack’s story is far from over. Their 1992 Chicago cameo, decked out in prime 90s fashion, is basically a neon sign flashing, “We’re just getting started.” The first post-credits scene leaves a lot of juicy questions, like how they managed to survive all that chaos, and what they’ve been up to since. A spin-off movie focusing on Stack and Mary’s adventures through 20th-century America would be pure gold. Imagine them navigating the chaos of the ‘90s: neon lights, funky fashion, and some serious vampire drama.
Their relationship alone could fuel an entire movie. Stack’s pushy, egotistical nature, combined with Mary’s no-nonsense confidence, makes for some seriously entertaining conflict. Throw in their vampire transformations, and you’ve got a recipe for mayhem. As a pair, they were already some of the film’s most compelling characters, but now, with their undead status, they’ve got even more edge to explore. Maybe they’re searching for each other after parting ways or maybe trying to deal with the fallout of their twisted love triangle. With Stack’s manipulative nature and Mary’s defiant spirit, there’s a lot of untold story between them.
The dynamic between these two, set against the backdrop of a changing America, promises both action and drama. It’s the perfect setting for some high-stakes vampire antics, with plenty of room for deep character development. Stack and Mary didn’t get their fair share of screen time in Sinners, but their journey in the 90s could give them the time they deserve. Plus, seeing Michael B. Jordan and Hailee Steinfeld fully embrace their villainous roles would be the ultimate cinematic treat.
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