Ryan Coogler's Top Secret New Movie Could Team Michael B. Jordan With Vampires

Michael B. Jordan and Ryan Coogler at the premiere of their third film, Black Panther.

Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan are getting ready to make their fifth movie together and, for the first time ever, this one is going to suck. That’s because it’s about vampires. Or so the rumors say.

The Hollywood Reporter broke the news that the friends and collaborators behind Fruitvale Station, Creed, and Black Panther are once again putting together a new movie. This movie, an original idea written by Coogler, is currently being pitched to studios and streamers to see who will pay to make it. However, the pair is being ultra-secretive about it, forcing everyone to come to their agent’s office to get the details. Why that is, we don’t know. But, apparently, it’s a period-set genre film and according to entertainment reporter Jeff Sneider, that genre is vampires. So we’re potentially looking at a Ryan Coogler-written and directed period vampire movie starring Michael B. Jordan. Sign us up right now.

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