Ryan Koggler is one of the biggest and most respected directors working today. From his breakthrough drama "Frifwall Station" to making One of the greatest blockbusters of all time with Marvel's "Black Panther", Man does not really miss. One common thread in his success is Michael B. Jordandan, who collaborated with Koggler as a basic starvet in front of the camera from the beginning. This year, the two have united for "sinners", original, vampire flickering with a large budget, released by Warner Bros. mainstream, although the film may be, Kogller has decided to go great on Gore.

The film focuses on the twin brothers (Jordandan) who are trying to leave their troubled lives behind and return to their hometown, just to discover that even greater evil awaits them. During a recent press event, he attended /film, and Tied to the release of the new trailer for "sinners", The director revealed that a brutal film for 2015 inspired him to hire talent behind the scenes. Koggler was asked what helped him conclude about the "sinners", which is his first horror movie. "I would say they were the special effects, a brother," he replied. "We worked with Mike Fontein, which is amazing. He made a film called "Green Room" ... Also another impact on this film. "

Fontaine credits are impressive, including Everything, "Deliver us from the evil" of Scott Derikson to "Batman". But that was the "green room" of director Ereeremi Saulnier who drew Koggler's attention. "I remember some of the effects, they were not the effects of creatures, but some of the effects just made me look at aside," Koggler said. "I was looking for him and he was in the team made by Colin Farrell in the penguin."

Fontein's work Transforming Colin Farrell in Oz Cob for Penguin is one background of achievement, the one that knows several people. For those who may not have seen the "green room", he sees a desperate punk group playing a gig in the Nazi bar when things go very, very wrong. They are locked in the club desperately trying to escape. Things get really terrible and yes, weak. I will not spoil it, but there is a scene with a machete that will scars you (and it is probably the moment Koggler has to look away).

Souliner described the violence in "Green Room" as "Full Frontal Gore" in an interview with /film Jacecob Hall in 2016. The filmmaker also added that "it is important when you see someone die in a movie, for me, there is some reason behind it, whether motivated by a character or serving a final narrative goal."

Koggler is a very careful director and, even while making blockbusters, features the making of characters we care about. The Trailers for "sinners" Make it look like that, it will be the case here, despite being quite brutal. Elaborating on special effects, Koggler spoke a lot about Fontein's work, as well as the visual effects supervisor of the film Michael Rala.

"He is this young, amazing artist. Just digging in him and finding all his moments that can make people look aside was really wonderful. Working with Michael Rala, our visual effects supervisor, with whom I had a chance to I work with 'Black Panther: Waiting forever, "They both together they really work to cool people when the time is right in the movie."

Before changing the themes, Kogler also made it clear that there would be blood in this film. So much so that he actually had to pay attention to what he was wearing during certain days of recording, because he had to get bloody himself: "I'm directly close to the camera, I'm close to the actors, certain days, brother, everything We covered with blood. "

"Sinners" should hit theaters on April 18, 2025.