Gilbert Speaks on Religious Horror Film ‘Diabolic’
Marie Gilbert says that “Diabolic” is worth watching, not so much for the horror story we expect to see, but for the warning we didn’t expect.
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I'm Steampunk Granny to all my friends and when I'm not going on adventures with my nine grandchildren, I do ghost investigations with my team. Book 3 of the Roof Oasis Sci-fi Apocalyptic Series, Beware the Harvesters, is now on Amazon.com. Book 4 comes out in the summer of 2017.
Gilbert Speaks on Dan Levy’s ‘Big Mistakes’
Discover why Marie Gilbert thinks Dan Levy’s “Big Mistakes” is a worthy follow-up to Schitt’s Creek.
Gilbert Speaks on The Devil Wears Prada 2
Marie Gilbert says that ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ is a fun way for us to partake of the fashion world, if only for a few hours.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen
What would you get if you mixed Twin Peaks, Stranger Things, and The Haunting of Hill House in a blender?
Gilbert Speaks on ‘A Time for Bravery’
Netflix is a treasure trove of excellent films from around the world, and “A Time for Bravery” is just one of them.
Gilbert Speaks on Andrew Vogel’s ‘Herman’
Marie Gilbert looks at the dark psychological thriller, “Herman.”
Gilbert Speaks to Ric Esther Bienstock on the Documentary ‘Speechless’
Discover the powerful documentary “Speechless,” revealing the evolving debate on free speech on campuses worldwide.
Gilbert Speaks to Director Eva Thomas about ‘Nika and Madison’
Marie Gilbert talks to director Eva Thomas about her new film, “Nika and Madison.”
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Silver Screamers’
Marie Gilbert says that ‘Silver Screamers’ from director Sean Cisterna is a gem for all ages.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Monica’s News’
“Monica’s News” is not only a peek into the past, but a warning of what may come.
Gilbert Speaks on Her Picks for the Canadian Film Fest 2026
Marie Gilbert shares some of her picks for great movies screening at Canadian Film Fest 2026.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘How to Get to Heaven From Belfast’
In “How to Get to Heaven From Belfast,” sometimes secrets can kill, and sometimes secrets should remain buried.