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Corey Chichizola

Jack O’Connell Reflects On Sinners’ Continued Success And The Love For The Rocky Road To Dublin

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Jack O'Connell's Remmick looking at the music coming from the Juke Joint.

It's a great time to be a horror fan, as the genre has been thriving for years. 2025 was certainly no exception, with titles like Ryan Coogler's Sinners among some of the best horror movies in recent memory. The vampire movie, which is streaming with a HBO Max subscription, was a massive hit, and Remmick actor Jack O'Connell recently spoke to CinemaBlend about the project's wild success.

Sinners crushed at the box office, and is a favorite for Awards Season, recently winning the Golden Globe for Cinematic Achievement. Jack O'Connell has another scary role coming with the upcoming horror movie 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, and while speaking with him about his role in the Nia DaCosta's sequel, I asked how he feel about beloved Sinners, including his performance and song "The Rocky Road to Dublin." He told me:

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