Gilbert Speaks On ‘The Life Ahead’ With Sophia Loren
Sophia Loren shines alongside newcomer in Ibrahima Gueye the Netflix film, The Life Ahead.
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Gilbert Speaks On The Queen’s Gambit
This week Marie Gilbert speaks on the critically-acclaimed Netflix series, The Queen’s Gambit.
Gilbert Speaks on Ang Lee’s Gemini Man
Marie Gilbert looks at Gemini Man, the latest film from one of her favourite directors, Ang Lee.
Gilbert Speaks On Amazon Prime’s Truth Seekers
Marie Gilbert takes a look at the new Amazon Prime series Truth Seekers from Nick Frost and Simon Pegg.
31 Days of Horror Presents Gilbert Speaks On -Netflix’s American Murder: The Family Next Door
Real monsters don’t hide under the bed or in closets. Sometimes the real monsters are people you know.
Gilbert Speaks On Steven Soderbergh’s The Laundromat
Marie Gilbert says that while The Laundromat is a heavy topic, director Steven Soderbergh gives us the truth in a most enjoyable way.
31 Days of Horror 2020: Marie Gilbert’s 6 Films That Made Me Love Horror
Biff Bam Pop’s Marie Gilbert returns with a list of 6 films that made her love horror, including classics from Universal and Hammer.
Mischief and Mayhem: An Interview with S.D. Nicholson
Marie Gilbert interviews S.D. Nicholson, author of ‘Mischief and Mayhem,’ the first novel in the fantasy series, ‘The Faerlands Chronicles.’
Urban Fantasy Author R.A. McCandless Talks About ‘The Clockwork Detective’
R.A. McCandless gives us the scoop on his new novel, ‘The Clockwork Detective,’ and why editing is his favorite part of the writing process.
31 Days of Horror: Marie Gilbert’s Favorite Episodes of “The Walking Dead”
In this instalment of 31 Days of Horror, Marie Gilbert shares her favourite episodes of The Walking Dead, and considers the question of who Rick Grimes is, and what will happen to the series once he’s gone.
‘Breath’: A Directorial Debut from Actor Simon Baker
Breath not only offered a good story, thanks to Simon Baker’s directing, but it also allowed me to feel the thrills and the frights of staying ahead of those twenty or thirty foot waves from the safety of my home.
Brian Rouff’s ‘The House Always Wins: A Vegas Ghost Story’ is a Winner
When we think of Las Vegas, what quickly comes to mind is the gambling, bright lights, and crime. Brian Rouff’s book, The House Always Wins: A Vegas Ghost Story, gives us a peek into the gritty side of Vegas from the eyes of a small town reporter’s point of view.