Movie reviews of Jeremie Sabourin

It’s an enjoyable watch but it doesn’t necessarily add anything new to horror in general. Review

A horror masterpiece. Review

Often humorous, gory, and ridiculously clever but still very horror. Review

An entertaining experience that successfully blends styles and keeps you hooked until the very end. Review

Features a tragic character, amazing special effects, an excellent score by Howard Shore... Review

A different type of horror experience... Review

Emily Blunt’s performance is spectacular... Review

A sight to behold and it’s worth a watch for any fan of the horror genre. Review

The concept and execution are entertaining as can be, and its meaning is up for debate. Review

While the story and logic falters slightly at the end, the rest of the film is entertaining... Review

One of the greatest psychological horror films ever made... Review

Vulgarity, excessive violence, and ugliness define 31 and none of those terms come with endearment. Review

So easy to follow and pretty to look at that adding in extraneous detail isn’t necessary. Review

Not a game changer in the science fiction genre but it’s pretty darn good. Review

Unoriginal, uninspired, and simply unnecessary. Review

Beautifully written, acted, and shot. Review

Most of the things done in the film are done well enough but we’ve seen it all before. Review

The plot seems to fall apart and become a hodgepodge of scenes influenced by other films. Review

It takes a lot of influence from films like Blow, Goodfellas, and The Wolf of Wall Street as a crime/drama/comedy. Review

A delightfully provocative surprise of a watch. Review

It isn’t going to dazzle or wow anyone but it does have a positive message. Review

It’s nice to see these characters on the big screen. Other than that this film is an utter disaster. Review

A film for Batman fans... Review

The shoddy plot, half baked character arcs, and that dreadful shaky cam overshadow the good things about the film. Review