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Hailee Steinfeld recently dressed up as her character, Mary, from Sinners for Halloween. Paying tribute to one of the biggest horror films in recent years, the actress channeled Mary in a Halloween costume that left fans impressed. There were many reactions to the post as well.

Hailee Steinfeld dresses up as her Sinners Vampire character for Halloween

While celebrities like Hailee Steinfeld often go all out for Halloween, the Hawkeye actress made things interesting by dressing up as Mary from Sinners. Specifically, she recreated the look Mary had at the end of the Ryan Coogler film when she went to meet an elderly Sammie.

She even put on vampire teeth and posted a close-up of the same on her Instagram post. “Happy Halloween ??‍,” she captioned the post, with the vampire emoji pointing at Sinners. Many fans were excited about this and made it clear in the comment sections.

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“I’m going to watch Sinners again today ?,” one fan wrote. “YOU WON HALLOWEEN,” another fan wrote, while another added, “my favorite vampire ?.” Another user joked, “Best cosplay I’ve ever seen. Looks just like her.”

Sinners was one of the biggest movies of 2025 and perhaps the most successful in the genre. Written and directed by Ryan Coogler, the film followed twin brothers Elijah “Smoke” and Elias “Stack” Moore, played by Michael B. Jordan, as they tried to start a new life after leaving behind a twisted criminal past.

Hailee Steinfeld played Mary, Stack’s ex-girlfriend. The character ended up being one of the only survivors in the film. Mary and Stack eventually became an immortal vampire couple who adapted to a modern lifestyle and made peace with immortality.

Made on a budget of around $90 million, the film earned $367 million, making it a major success. It also performed well on streaming. There have been talks of a sequel, but no official confirmation yet.

Sinners is available for streaming on Max.

Originally reported by Sourav Chakraborty on ComingSoon.