31 Days of Horror 2024: Gilbert Speaks on ‘Red Rooms’
“Red Rooms” is a chilling thriller exposing dark web crimes, focusing on a trial, obsession, and society’s complicity in voyeurism.
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31 Days of Horror 2024: Gilbert Speaks on ‘Frankie Freako’
Biff Bam Pop!’s Steampunk Granny Marie Gilbert checks out “Frankie Freako,” the latest film from Canadian horror auteur Steve Kostankski.
Gilbert Speaks: Wrestling Meets Community Healing in ‘The Death Tour’
Marie Gilbert looks at the moving documentary “The Death Tour” and talks to wrestler Sage Morin about bringing Indigenous communities together.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon’ – Season 2 Episode 1 Recap
In the season two premiere of “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon,” Daryl mentors Laurent in France while Carol seeks him, encountering grief and new friendships.
Gilbert Speaks on Horror Anthology ‘Lore’
The British horror anthology “Lore” features another outstanding performance from Richard Brake.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘The Perfect Couple’
“The Perfect Couple” is one of those limited mystery dramas offered on Netflix that immediately grabs you by your Ivy-league jacket and champagne glass and sends you tumbling down a rabbit hole with no exit.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘The Critic’
“The Critic,” a British period thriller starring Ian McKellen, gets Marie Gilbert’s stamp of approval.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Cargo’
Marie Gilbert didn’t expect “Cargo” to have more heart than frights.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Gone Cold’ by Tim Marczenko: Shedding Light on Forgotten Missing Persons Cases
Marie Gilbert speaks to Tim Marczenko about his latest book, Gone Cold: Death and Disappearances in the Northwoods.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Wicked Little Letters’
Based on a true story, Marie Gilbert says “Wicked Little Letters” is a bloody good mystery.
Gilbert Speaks on Shudder’s Original Series ‘Horror’s Greatest’
Marie Gilbert takes a look at the first episode of the new Shudder series, ‘Horror’s Greatest.’
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Exhuma’
In “Exhuma,” nothing is more frightening than an ancient angry ancestor.