Articles by Rachel Ho
'Sinners' Goes Deeper Than Film
Directed by Ryan Coogler
PUBLISHED Apr 17, 2025
Sinners is Ryan Coogler's first big studio film not based on any pre-existing IP, and the fact that the film features twin brothers who ret...
Finn Wolfhard Says Acting, Music and Directing Are "All the Same Train Station with All Different Tracks"
PUBLISHED Apr 16, 2025
"I'm just a 22-year-old guy who's going through the same weird stuff that people who are in their early 20s go through, just in a different...
Netflix's Zeitgeist-Capturing Masterwork — and More Streaming Must-Sees (and Must-Skips) in April 2025
PUBLISHED Apr 14, 2025
April snowstorms bring, we hope, gorgeous May flowers. As we wait for Spring to finally show itself for longer than two days, we can take...
'Drop' Scales the Heights of B Movies
Directed by Christopher Landon
PUBLISHED Apr 11, 2025
B movies (and sometimes even C movies) can often deliver the most fun and entertaining experiences for audiences. What these films typically...
'Warfare' Is a Visceral Challenge to Consider the Horrors of War
Directed by Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland
PUBLISHED Apr 10, 2025
Time has not been kind to the Iraq War — a conflict based on a lie about "weapons of mass destruction," resulting in a devastating death to...
Celebrate CanFilmDay with 2025's Best New Canadian Directors
PUBLISHED Apr 8, 2025
National Canadian Film Day returns this year on April 16 celebrating the best in Canadian film past and present. Across the country...
Netflix Quietly Released One of Its Best Shows Ever — and More Streaming Must-Sees (and Must-Skips) in March 2025
PUBLISHED Mar 14, 2025
It's March, which means awards season is mercifully over, the clocks have sprung forward, and tax season is right around the corner. In the...
Atom Egoyan Considers Generations of Trauma "in All Its Complexity"
PUBLISHED Mar 7, 2025
"I've been living with it for a very long time," Atom Egoyan reflects. "This character [Jeanine] has been a really extraordinary way for me...
