Movie reviews of Jeremie Sabourin

It has everything you’d want from a suspenseful horror movie. Review

A beautiful film aesthetically and in terms of its storytelling. Review

Despite its potential influences, The Watchers still feels like it has its own identity as well. Review

It thinks it’s much smarter than it actually is but is jammed full of so much nostalgia that it’s simply fun to look at. Review

It keeps your interest and, at times, you really do question what’s real and what’s not. Review

Ken Cohen’s creativity alone is worth the price of admission and we’ll be looking forward to whatever he does next. Review

Isn’t horrible but it’s instantly forgettable. Nothing it does is necessarily bad but there also don’t seem to be any stakes attached to the events. Review

A very intriguing short film. Review

Quite possibly the most thought-provoking and fascinating film of the year. Review

With no dialogue, the story is told entirely through action and succeeds. Review

It’s witty, has a charm to it, and looks and sounds great. Review

A unique experience in its setting and characters but still has that Marvel flair that has kept the company rolling in dough for the better part of a decade. Review

It’s pretty uninspired beyond its new Cenobite characters... Review

The idea itself is neat. Other than that, there’s not much here in terms of substance. Review

Between its polished look, interesting story, and solid acting overall, it proves that there are ways to effectively use found footage. Review

Although the film never really loses your interest, it doesn’t really allow you to appreciate its message either. Review

An entertaining watch that leaves you wanting more. Review

Just a really well-made movie bolstered by great performances. Review

Entertaining but it also has things to say about the topic of suicide. Review

Easily the most generic installment of the series and strays from the good things about the others. Review

It’s an ambitious project that could’ve gone terribly wrong but with good acting, a silly tone, and an awesome style, The Ball delivers on all fronts. Review

Doesn’t feel like it fully captures the life and times of P.T. Barnum but it does make for a reasonably entertaining watch. Review

Boasts a spellbinding and original story with wonderful acting and characters. Review

A little underwhelming overall. Review