Directed by: Ryan Coogler
Starring: Hailee Steinfeld, Michael B. Jordan, Jack O'Connell, Wunmi Mosaku, Miles Caton
Continuity mistake: Delta Slim's hip flask swaps between lying parallel and skewed between shots.
Continuity mistake: When Stack says, "I guess I was the one person he couldn't kill," Mary is holding a glass near her mouth, about to take a sip. In the very next frame, the glass is suddenly lowered. (02:06:55)
Factual error: As the end credits begin to roll, we see Old Sammie play in a concert in 1992. Next to him, a member of his band is playing keyboards on a Roland XP-80 (you can literally read it in big letters on the instrument). The XP-80 came out in 1996. (02:04:00)
Delta Slim: Y'all smell anything?
Annie: No.
Delta Slim: I think I shat myself.
Trivia: The costumes in this film were originally intended to be used in Marvel Studios' perpetually stalled reboot of Blade, which was supposed to take place in the 1920s prior to the start of its production being postponed. In order to recoup some of their costs, Marvel sold the costumes to the production of this film.
Question: Is it me, or do the actions of the party of vampire hunters not seem to make a lot of sense? I realise that there are five of them and at night vampires are incredibly strong; however, there's a single one inside a little hut away from everything. Leaving the vampire free to do whatever he likes feels like a terrible idea; they could deal with a whole town, leaving him to be with no opposition. They don't even monitor his movements. It's kind of absurd that we just never see a single trace of them anymore.
Answer: It was the director's first attempt at writing his own original screenplay. A good attempt, but many subplots were ignored or forgotten. The Native Americans were searching for the creature, possibly helping the trapped people. Using only the white people as vampires, fighting against the African Americans. A stand-off. Good vs evil.