The movie Sinners has two post-credit scenes. The first post-credit scene acts as an epilogue set decades after the main events, specifically in 1992. It shows Sammie, now an elderly blues musician played by Buddy Guy, performing at his own club. Stack and Mary, who were believed to have died or become vampires, enter the club. Stack explains that his twin brother Smoke spared him on the night of the vampire attack in 1932, with the condition that they leave Sammie alone. Stack senses Sammie's time is near and offers to turn him into a vampire, but Sammie declines, choosing to live out his life naturally
. The second post-credit scene is more contemplative and features a young Sammie singing and playing guitar, symbolizing that his spirit and music will live on. This scene serves as a homage to the actor Miles Caton and hints at future stories or a potential sequel
. In summary, Sinners includes two post-credit scenes: one that reveals the characters' fates many years later, and another that offers a reflective closing moment with Sammie
