I think word of mouth is really going to help as well as large format screenings. It also is a movie that's highly rewatchable. I want to see if it now in digital to compare how it is to the film version. I also want to watch that music sequence again.
My wife brought up an interesting point. Was this the first vampire movie where they wanted to make each other vampires because they genuinely loved each other and wanted to be together as a family and were visibly sad when it didn't happen? The part where Smoke stakes Annie after she's bit, Stack and Mary both cry out and not in a you killed a vampire way that other movies do. They weren't just your typical cartoon vampires. It was more because they really wanted the 4 of them to be together as a family forever. Plus, Coogler gets points again for making a villain where you kind of have to give him credit for his motivation. Remmick's point about no longer being screwed over by white society was pretty strong. Glad Delroy Lindo got another chance to shine on the big screen.