Jeremy Jahns

I stumbled on his IT and IT chapter 2 reviews, and was immediately hooked by his comedy style. But his reviews are expressed honestly, and consistently clever! The best star wars reviews.

He really say what he thinks and not afraid of saying something that will piss of a lot of people. Because of this he is very trustworthy, there are a lot of reviewers that just say what everyone say like a ship and don't have their own opinion. He also don't try to be a condescending dush, and say everything in a very unique style. Have a lot of respect to his reviews.

I love watching movie review videos on YouTube and I have a lot of favorites, and two in particular I go to a lot are Cinemassacre and Jeremy Jahns. Jeremy Jahns is just a fun guy. He knows his stuff, he's entertaining, he never feels pretentious or stiff like other movie reviewers, he just knows how to get the job done in a fun way. I almost always watch his videos when he uploads them. We don't always share the same opinion but I still love watching him. He's informative and keeps you interested and enthralled in his review but he has fun with it. He balances jokes, personal experience, facts, and opinions at once while giving viewers relevant and honest reviews. I highly recommend him if you want someone who is both highly professional and a fun watch.

I feel he doesn't do a very good job at breaking down why films work and why they don't, he covers a wide range of content. Where there's been times I'm looking for reviews of very specific films, he seems to be someone who's covered it more often than other critics.

Another cinematically illiterate YouTuber who is wannabe film critic.

When watching his videos it is apparent that he isn't a real critic, and at best, possibly a paid shill for certain studios (or he is hoping that his pandering will get him a paycheck?). This is evident by the high praises given to bad big-budget blockbusters and blatant bashing of other superior films.

He is a pretentious Millennial trying to be cool by bringing up the same "popular" views as other YouTube wannabe critics; pandering to the same fan base by regurgitating the biased, amateurish and erroneous talking points in his so-called film reviews, all in the pursuit of gaining the same batch of subscribers and likes.