7 Vampire Series to Watch If You Loved 'Sinners'

Collider senior writer Isabella Soares published a list on Jan. 27, 2026, recommending seven vampire TV series for viewers who enjoyed Ryan Coogler's Sinners, noting that Sinners recently broke the record for most nominated film in Oscar history and uses vampire lore to explore racism and cultural appropriation.

Soares points to The CW's The Originals (2013–2018) as a match for Sinners' focus on family loyalty and layered historical settings: the Mikaelson originals return to New Orleans and struggle to reclaim power from Marcel, creating complex supernatural disputes that echo Sinners' period tensions.

AMC's Interview With the Vampire (2022–) is highlighted for its New Orleans setting and its deeper look at identity and Black history through Louis (Jacob Anderson) and Lestat (Sam Reid), with the series using jazz and orchestral music to set its tone; Soares notes it’s less action-driven than Sinners but marked by a consuming, toxic bond.

Netflix's Midnight Mass (2021), created by Mike Flanagan, is cited for blending religion and vampire lore: a charismatic priest inspires miracles in a small town while a vampiric creature is mistaken for an angel, echoing Sinners' religious undertones and its late-build to horror.

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