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After scaring up some incredible box office numbers, Sinners is heading into your home. And contrary to, you know, the plot of the movie, we advise you to let it in. Why? Well, not only will the 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD editions of the film offer you the chance to view Ryan Coogler's vampire hit from the safety of your own couch, but they're also coming to you with never-before-seen add-ons to the film.

Vulture's got the story in an article published May 6 but updated May 27. According to the outlet, the bonus features included with each physical copy of the Michael B. Jordan-starring horror movie will include deleted scenes that didn't make it into theaters and an exclusive, behind-the-scenes documentary detailing the making of the movie. Not that we have any insight into that process, but we wouldn't be surprised if there were a few segments of Ryan Coogler talking about his love for The Twilight Zone.

Whatever's in the behind-the-scenes footage, you can learn all about it when the Sinners DVD and Blu-ray drops June 3, just a little under a week as of this writing. For our readers who are more interested in bringing Sinners home via streaming, the film can be purchased on Amazon's Prime Video on June 2, and we expect it to be rentable the same day. 

As of now, there's no word as to when Sinners will stream as part of a Max subscription, but we'll let you know as soon as we do. 

In the immortal words of Danny Elfman, "Life's no fun without a good scare." We couldn't agree more, which is why we've cobbled together a couple pieces to send a chill up your spine. Join Popverse as we explore:

• The best horror movies of all time, according to horror aficionado Greg Silber
• The most underrated horror movies from the past couple years
• All the new and upcoming horror movies for 2025 and beyond

And much gore. Er, more. Much more.