Coogler previously thanked fellow filmmakers Spike Lee, Quentin Tarantino, and Brian De Palma for helping to inspire his leap of faith with “Sinners.” He also credited audiences for purchasing tickets to go to the feature in theaters.

Ryan Coogler has no plans for a Sinners sequel, which is by design. In a resurfaced interview posted before the Michael B. Jordan-starring film was released in theaters, the filmmaker said he thought of Sinners as a “full meal.”

Unless there's a change in plans, Ryan Coogler won't be making a Sinners sequel. The director spoke to EBONY about his latest blockbuster flick and expressed wanting the project to be different than the franchises he helmed,