Movie reviews of Jeremie Sabourin

Smartly acted, written, and directed while also addressing real-life issues. Review

Everything from the story, the voice acting, and wonderful animation all the way to the soundtrack and endearing characters are an absolute delight... Review

It offers a good story with some fascinating history. Review

The unappealing visuals, schizophrenic tone, ugly CGI, and uninspired storytelling continue to plague the universe. Review

Not going to blow anyone away or change your opinion on modern cinema but it’s a fun watch. Review

Easily the best film of the trilogy. Review

A solid short horror film. Review

A cash grab. Review

Isn’t overly original, it’s still a very satisfying horror experience. Review

It’s not overly interesting, it’s difficult to watch due to its poor editing, and there aren’t any relatable characters. Review

An excellent horror film. Review

It’s truly surprising at how many emotions a nine minute film can evoke. Review

An awesome horror experience. Review

While it’s not flashy, gory, or over-the-top, it’s still a tense experience. Review

Truly a work of art from a visionary director. Review

A violent, unsettling experience and that’s when the film is at its absolute best. Review

This one had potential with its cast, cinematography, and genuine horror feel. Review

It’s entertaining enough to keep your attention and Tom Cruise does a good job with the character. Review

A breath of fresh air in a somewhat tired sub-genre. Review

A deranged trip through someone’s worst nightmare and it’s too compelling to look away. Review

A creepy, humorous, and deranged romp through one of Stephen King’s most popular stories and that’s just fine. Review

Sheridan crafts an emotionally heavy experience with great acting and a raw look at potential real-life struggles. Review

It doesn’t really do anything poorly, it just feels so run-of-the-mill. Review

A poor attempt at establishing a new franchise. Review