Stuart OConnor
Stuart O'Connor is the Managing Editor of Screenjabber, the movie review website he co-founded with Neil Davey far too many years ago. He likes all genres, as long as the film is good (although he does enjoy the occasional bad "guilty pleasure"), and drinks way too much coffee.
Slammer Jabber April 12
Welcome to Slammer Jabber, this week looking back on all the big events of Wrestlemania weekend.
By George, they've got it
Join the beastly boys for reviews of Rampage, The Titan, Custody and A Quiet Place, plus home entertainment releases Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Stronger
Stronger review
For the most part, Stronger tempers such moments with dark humour and painful honesty
I Kill Giants review
The first full-length feature from Anders Walter ably adapts Joe Kelly and Ken Niimura's graphic novel into a simple yet profoundly effective film on adolescence, acceptance and facing one's demons, and no amount of misleading advertising can keep this one down
Love, Simon review
Love, Simon is monumental in its banality: a funny, heartfelt, genuinely entertaining movie that succeeds in treating its subject, ground-breaking for a mainstream film, with light-hearted simplicity, making it as relatable as it is fresh
A breed apart
Join Sarah Cook and Stuart O'Connor for reviews of new UK releases Thoroughbreds, Wonderstruck, Love Simon, Ghost Stories and A Quiet Place
Slammer Jabber April 5
Welcome to the bumper pre-Wrestlemania edition of Slammer Jabber
Small-Screen Jabber 7-13 April
Louise Bolotin looks at what's coming up on the box – including Law and Order, Lost in Space, Bacchus Uncovered: Ancient God of Ecstasy and Wannabe
Win tickets to the UK premiere of Blood & Glory
To mark the release of epic war drama Blood & Glory, we are giving away tickets to a special screening at London’s Regent Street Cinema
Ghost Stories review
Andy Nyman's attempt to bring his stage play to the big screen is a solidly-made send-up to old horror tropes – but is lacking in both genuine scares and meaningful substance