Gilbert Speaks on ‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Season 1 Episode 3: Paris Sera Toujours Paris’
Paris, the city of lights…or so it was before the apocalypse hit the global fan.
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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 ‘Invisible City’
Marie Gilbert takes a trip to Invisible City for this week’s Gilbert Speaks.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Season 1 Episode 2: Alouette’
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon is two for two, as the latest episode delivers backstory on the French zombie apocalypse.
Gilbert Speaks on Shudder’s ‘Blood Flower’
Find out why Marie Gilbert calls Blood Flower a top-quality horror film.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – Season 1 Episode 1’
Our Walking Dead expert Marie Gilbert takes on the first episode of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon.
Exclusive Interview: Marie Gilbert Talks to the Stars of ‘History’s Most Haunted’
Marie Gilbert talks to Corine Carey, Leanne Sallenback, and Kelly Ireland of the new T+E series, History’s Most Haunted.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Black Bird’
Find out why Marie Gilbert calls Black Bird the best crime series she’s seen this year.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Barbie’
What happens when a Trump supporter, hardcore Democrat, and a 13 year old go to see Barbie?
Gilbert Speaks on Spanish Thrill ‘The Chalk Line’
When a couple find a young child wandering a deserted highway at night, they soon realize that they are dealing with one of the worst kind of nightmares.
Gilbert Speaks on the BritBox Series ‘River’
For Marie Gilbert, River is a fine example of why the British are ingenious when it comes to murder mysteries.
Gilbert Speaks on Shudder’s ‘Sharksploitation’
Marie Gilbert takes a deep dive into Shudder’s new documentary, Sharksploitation.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘The Devil’s Hour’
What happens when the past, present and future collide? Add a touch of Peter Capaldi and you get The Devil’s Hour.