Box Office: Sinners heads toward USD 300M global total, crushing A Quiet Place Day One and The Nun 2
Ryan Coogler's Sinners, starring Michael B. Jordan, nears USD 300 million globally, outpacing major horror hits and positioning itself among post-COVID genre box office giants.

Ryan Coogler’s widely acclaimed gothic horror Sinners is swiftly heading towards a major milestone at the global box office, nearing the USD 300 million mark. The film, starring Michael B. Jordan in a dual role as twin brothers Smoke and Stack confronting supernatural force in the Mississippi Delta, has already surpassed the earnings of major horror blockbusters like A Quiet Place: Day One and The Nun 2, with a global gross of USD 283 million as of its fourth weekend.
Sinners, as mentioned earlier, follows the story of two brothers returning to their hometown in 1932, only to encounter a malevolent evil entity. The film blends horror and gothic elements, setting a distinct tone that chills the audience. In its fourth frame, the film earned an impressive USD 6.6 million overseas, showing only a 39.4 percent drop — a testament to the film’s strong word of mouth. This brings its international total to USD 68.9 million across 71 markets, adding to its already formidable domestic earnings of USD 214.4 million in the States.
With a production budget of USD 90 million, not including marketing costs, Sinners is quickly becoming a box office powerhouse. It is expected to cross the USD 300 million threshold by Thursday, surpassing A Quiet Place Part II’s USD 297 million and Five Nights at Freddy’s USD 297.1 million. This will make Sinners the third-highest-grossing horror film globally post-COVID, just behind The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It and It: Chapter Two.
The success of Sinners has positioned it for an even greater global run, with analysts predicting a final total in the range of USD 350 million to USD 400 million. The film’s impressive earnings are not only a testament to Coogler’s direction and the film’s gripping narrative but also to the star power of Jordan, as well as Hailee Steinfeld, Miles Caton, and more. Coogler’s longtime collaborator Ludwig Göransson, who composed the film’s eerie score, has also earned praise for his work, contributing to the film’s overall success.
Sinners premiered theatrically in the U.S. on April 18 and is expected to continue its box office dominance as it moves towards the glorious aforementioned mark, further solidifying its place in horror history.