Smoke and Stack come home intending to start over by opening a juke joint for the local Black community, only to find that a great evil lurking just outside threatens to ruin everything.

It shows the Smokestack twins - both played by Michael B. Jordan - coming home to Mississippi to build their Juke Joint. This deleted scene wouldn't have added much more context to "Sinners." ...

Together, they were each other’s keeper and had big dreams of running their own Black juke joint during the Jim Crow era. In related Michael news, he is currently on the cover of New York ...

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Jordan in both roles), who dream of establishing their very own juke joint. However, their opening night takes a bloody turn when vampire Remmick (Jack O'Connell) shows up, hoping to co-opt blues ...

The restaurant exudes the charm of a country jailhouse. It also could pass for a roadside pub, a juke joint, a backroads service station that almost assuredly does not stock the part your broken ...

Jordan), who head back to their hometown with plans to launch a juke joint. But what starts as a hopeful new chapter quickly spirals into chaos when their grand opening is crashed by a pack of ...

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