Ryan Coogler's ‘Sinners’ continues to break new ground in accessibility and audience reach. Beginning Friday, July 4, the history-making film will be available to stream on Max in two versions: the original theatrical release and a newly interpreted version in Black American Sign Language (BASL).

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners premiered on April 18 and made box office history, garnering critical acclaim for its heartfelt story, homage to blues music and U.S. Black Southern culture, captivating cinematography, sound design, and the actors who brought it all to life. Coogler takes us back to 1932 in the Mississippi Delta, with some of the liveliest church-going, harmonica-blowing, juke joint-jamming sinners thirsting for a holy oasis in bottles of whiskey and corn liquor at Smoke’s and Stack’s Club Juke. While bloodthirsty vampires threaten to drag them to the underworld, the film reminds us that the devil has no dominion in holy waters, as the sinners journey through and between the secular and sacred, baptizing souls with corn liquor, pure spiritual milk, pickled garlic, and the Lord’s Prayer to repel the dominion of the evil vampires.

Denzel Washington, a two-time Oscar winner, has hinted that his role in the next Black Panther film is among several high-profile projects shaping his carefully planned career trajectory.

In a recent interview with ‘The X-Files’ creator, Chris Carter, he has hinted at an entirely new project involving "Black Panther" director Ryan Coogler.