Sinners currently dominates 28 Years Later 75–25

The original outruns the revival — a signal to watch, not yet believe.

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25% 75%
Based on 16 head-to-head votes across 1 bracket

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The Verdict Class of 2025

This matchup has 16 votes. The picture may shift as more people weigh in.

A gap this wide toward Sinners, this early, should be read with caution: it's the original with no franchise beating the legacy sequel, the opposite of what name recognition usually produces. Either Coogler's vampire-blues gamble is connecting hard on its own terms — the music, the period menace, Jordan doing something new — or 16 votes is simply too small a sample to trust, and both can be true at once. 28 Years Later is no underdog here; Boyle and Garland's rage-virus revival is exactly the kind of film that tends to win these early. When the count runs this far against the familiar name, the honest move is to flag it as a signal worth watching rather than a verdict worth believing.

The Numbers

28 Years Later Sinners
Head-to-Head 25% 75%
Overall Win Rate 57% 63%
Championships 17 29
Budget $60M $90M
Box Office $151M $369M

Where This Matchup Sits

In Horror on BingeBracket: 28 Years Later is in the upper half and Sinners at #7, out of 43 films.

Elsewhere on BingeBracket, both handle Bring Her Back without much difficulty. That shared win gives a sense of the tier this matchup operates at.

Sinners with 29 titles and 28 Years Later with 17 — the tournament record and the head-to-head point the same direction.

Sinners earned $369M at the box office while 28 Years Later made $151M. The bracket agrees — Sinners wins the head-to-head, and the commercial gap holds.