Sinners
Not only did it become my favorite movie of all time, but also the main reason to never let any weird ass people into my fucking house.
To me, this gets five very well-deserved stars. Amazing cinematography, impeccable cast, insane chemistry in between all of the actors, really great editing, best original sound track that you will EVER hear in your entire life (the type of music that gives you chills and you will wanna be listening till you get old), but above all things what really made me take my hat off to this movie was the way that the film explores cultural resilience and exploitation in the context of Jim Crow America, not only approaching the subject in a very real way showing the actual racist reality in force at that time but also using the element of the vampirism as metaphor for oppression. Btw, loved that they did not turn the vampires into these fanciful emo versions that we see of them on the media, they kept the supernatural and classic aspects of the creatures without romanticizing and turning them into the same version that we've seen hundreds of times. The picture also goes into concepts of free will versus the paths that others predetermine to you, and how actually seeking for this self determination comes with high price, but truly, the message of this film is that freedom comes from expressing your culture and passions and staying true to who you are, essentially being proud of doing what you love to do always. This made me laugh, cry, scream, reflect, and I cannot start to describe how much this story captivated me. Honestly, this shit will get you going crazy. 100% recommend.