Horror blockbuster "Sinners" is ready to appear on digital screens!

The digital release date of the new action-thriller “The Sinners,” expected to be a new hit, has been announced. Warner Bros has officially confirmed that the film will be released on June 3 via Apple TV+, Prime Video, and other major streaming platforms.

“The Sinners” will become available in digital format a month and a half after its initial theatrical release. During this time, the film has gained wide popularity and earned over $300 million at the box office.

The story takes place in 1932. At the center are two twin brothers, portrayed by Michael B. Jordan. Long presumed missing, they return to their hometown after many years, only to discover that the streets are no longer safe — terrifying and ruthless vampires now roam freely.

The film is dominated by a unique and dark atmosphere, with powerful scenes of fierce and relentless battles between humans and vampires. Audiences will also witness personal dramas, complex relationships, and moments where characters face death head-on.

The film is directed by one of Hollywood’s most well-known and talented filmmakers, Ryan Coogler. Known to audiences for his sports drama “Creed” and Marvel’s blockbuster “Black Panther” series, Coogler once again plans to captivate fans with his signature style and impactful scenes.

Michael B. Jordan’s performance has also attracted major interest. He appears in a dual role as both brothers, showcasing his high-level acting talent. His strong and convincing portrayal adds to the film’s depth. This is considered one of the most challenging roles of his career.

“The Sinners” is expected to be a true treat for fans of horror and action films. Its release is being closely followed by industry professionals and film critics alike.

So, on June 3, a brand-new and thrilling journey begins for viewers in the digital world. Millions of film lovers are already eagerly anticipating the release. The success of “The Sinners” is expected to mark a new chapter in cinematic history.