Sinners‘ digital and Blu-ray release dates have been revealed, which will include several deleted scenes. Written and directed by Ryan Coogler, the horror film stars Michael B. Jordan in a dual role as criminal twin brothers who return to their hometown in the Mississippi Delta in 1932 to start a juke joint and are confronted by a supernatural evil. Sinners‘ cast also includes Hailee Steinfeld, Miles Caton, Jack O’Connell, Wunmi Mosaku, Jayme Lawson, Omar Miller, and Delroy Lindo.

Now, just over a month after it was released in theaters, Ryan Coogler’s acclaimed horror film is coming to home media. Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment has announced that Sinners debuts on digital platforms on June 3, followed by 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD on July 8. These releases will contain the following special features:

• Dancing with the Devil: The Making of “Sinners” – featurette (32:35)
  • Journey with director Ryan Coogler as he makes his most personal and powerful film yet. Featuring Michael B. Jordan and an all-star cast, filmed on location in IMAX, “Sinners” is an original genre-bending experience unlike any other.

• Thicker than Blood: Becoming the Smokestack Twins – featurette (10:45)
  • Michael B. Jordan and Ryan Coogler take us through the development, creation and portrayal of the Smokestack Twins, revealing how make-up, costumes, and visual effects come together to support these seamless performances.

• Blues in the Night: The Music of “Sinners” – featurette (13:44)
  • Oscar-winning composer Ludwig Göransson explores the musical landscape of Sinners, including the iconic sounds of the Delta Blues, and the creation and recording of the unique and inspired performances written for the film.

• Spirits in the Deep South – featurette (7:58)
  • Prof. Yvonne Chireau explores the backdrop of Hoodoo in the deep south and how its beliefs and traditions in spirituality, ancestors, the hereafter, and defense against evil inform the world and characters of “Sinners.”

• The Wages of Sin: The Creature FX of “Sinners” – featurette (10:51)
  • Creature Makeup FX Designer Mike Fontaine reveals the secrets behind the supernatural horrors that terrorize the Juke, Ryan Coogler’s fresh take on vampires, and the various gore and blood effects used throughout the film.

• Deleted Scenes (18:41)
  • Includes deleted and/or extended scenes for a more immersive experience.

What Sinners’ Digital & Blu-Ray Release Dates Mean For The Movie

One Of The Best Films Of The Year Is Coming To Home Media

With Sinners‘ digital and Blu-ray release dates announced, one of the best movies of 2025 so far, and one of the biggest box office sensations of the year, will be coming to home media. Sinners‘ reviews have been stellar, earning a 97% Rotten Tomatoes score, with critics calling it a thrilling blend of stunning visual storytelling and infectious music that showcases the depth and originality of Ryan Coogler’s unique creative vision​​​​​. Notably, Sinners is the only horror movie to ever receive an “A” CinemaScore from audiences.

Sinners‘ box office has also been remarkable, having debuted at $48 million during its opening weekend, the biggest debut for an original film since Jordan Peele’s Us in 2019. With over $338 million worldwide to date, Sinners ranks among the highest-grossing horror films of all time. Though there has been a lot of discussion about the film’s profitability due to its sizable production and marketing budgets, there is no doubt that Sinners represents a mᴀssive win for original movies at the box office.

Our Take On Sinners’ Digital & Blu-Ray Release Dates

It’s Best Experienced In IMAX

While its digital and Blu-ray releases offer convenience for home audiences, Sinners is still best experienced in IMAX, especially 70mm, the format that Ryan Coogler and company intended for the film to be seen in. In fact, if audiences act now, they could still see Sinners in theaters before it debuts on digital on June 3. Though its home release is attempting to maintain its expanded aspect ratio of 1.78:1 and 2.76:1 for certain sequences, as intended by Coogler, there’s no doubt that Sinners still looks better on a mᴀssive IMAX screen, rather than a home television.

Source: Warner Bros. Discovery