Louise Bolotin
Louise Bolotin is Screenjabber’s TV critic. She has a penchant for quality drama and quirky documentaries, slums it with EastEnders and pities people who watch reality TV, which might be why she never writes about The X Factor.
Journeyman review
Paddy Considine directs and stars in boxing drama Journeyman alongside Jodie Whittaker
Silent Characters on Screen
From Baby Driver to A Quiet Place, films including characters with hearing impairments are slowly becoming more represented in mainstream cinema
Must-see Gambling Inspired Movies
If you want to keep your brain glued to gambling, grab a gambling inspired movie
Crowhurst review
Crowhurst is the story of Donald Crowhurst, whose attempt to sail around the world in 1968 ended in disaster, guilt and deceit.
Simon Rumley on Crowhurst
Tom Mimnagh chats with Crowhurst director Simon Rumley
Small-Screen Jabber 11-17 August
Louise Bolotin looks at what's coming up on the box – including Mama's Angel, Disenchantment, Bollywood: the World’s Biggest Film Industry and Jamie Cooks Italy
Don't mess with The Meg
Join the guys for a chat about the giant shark blockbuster The Meg, plus reviews of new home entertainment releases Peter Rabbit, Ready Player One and Blockers
The Darkest Minds review
Wading through a sea of tired tropes and predictable plotting, offset only by the general quality of its cast, The Darkest Minds adds itself to the ever-increasing pile of incorrigibly generic young adult flotsam
Slammer Jabber August 9
Welcome to Slammer Jabber, this week looking at Raw, Smackdown, All in and more.
Peter Rabbit review
As someone who is only vaguely familiar with the source material – Beatrix Potter's The Tale Of Peter Rabbit and The Tale Of Benjamin Bunny – I would assume that this...