Gilbert Speaks on ‘A Quiet Place: Day One’
Discover why Marie Gilbert says that “A Quiet Place: Day One” is worth the price of a movie ticket.
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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 ‘Eric’
Find out why Marie Gilbert couldn’t help but binge-watch “Eric” starring Benedict Cumberbatch.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘The Moor’
Set in Yorkshire during the 1996 Summer of Fear, “The Moor” is the kind of scary that haunts your dreams.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Plastic People: The Hidden Crisis of Microplastics’
Marie Gilbert looks at the film “Plastic People: The Hidden Crisis of Microplastics” and talks to co-director Ziya Tong.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘The Grimm Variations’
Not for the squeamish or children, Marie Gilbert looks at ‘The Grimm Variations.’
Gilbert Speaks on “Bodkin”
“Bodkin” is a true crime thriller that has everything – drug selling Irish nuns, Irish mobsters, murder, mystery, baby eels and more.
Gilbert Speaks on “The Long Shadow”
Marie Gilbert says that “The Long Shadow” is one of the best crime drama series she’s watched in a long time.
Gilbert Speaks on “Bloodline Killer”
“Bloodline Killer” is like a cool recipe pulled together with a cup of Friday the 13th and a heavy sprinkling of Halloween.
Gilbert Speaks on Allyson McOuat’s “The Call is Coming from Inside the House”
Allyson McOuat’s “The Call is Coming from Inside the House” is a book of haunting essays that moved Marie Gilbert.
Gilbert Speaks on T & E’s “Haunted Hospitals S05 E02”
Marie Gilbert looks at a recent episode of T&E’s Haunted Hospital, and talks to one of the show’s participants.
Gilbert Speaks on Stop-Action Animated Gem “The Inventor”
“The Inventor” offers a beautiful, educational story about Leonardo Da Vinci, presented in traditional animation.
Gilbert Speaks on the 2017 sci-fi film ‘Life’
Marie Gilbert watched the underappreciated “Life” and found herself screaming in terror.