Articles by Rachel Ho
'Slash/Back' Brings an Alien Invasion to Nunavut, with Entertaining Results
Directed by Nyla Innuksuk
PUBLISHED Jun 24, 2022
Think Attack the Block, but instead of an alien invasion in a council estate in London, it's in a hamlet called Pangnirtung on Baffin Islan...
'The Man from Toronto' Is Worse Than a Maple Leafs Playoff Run
Directed by Patrick Hughes
PUBLISHED Jun 24, 2022
Originally set for a theatrical release, The Man from Toronto's distribution rights were eventually sold by Sony to Netflix — and what a pr...
TJFF Review: 'Midnight Swan' Questions Tradition by Celebrating Individuals
Directed by Eiji Uchida
PUBLISHED Jun 21, 2022
Heavily awarded in Japan, including Picture of the Year at the 44th Japan Academy Film Prize, Midnight Swan is an intimate and often heartb...
'Lightyear' Is Totally Unnecessary but Quite Delightful
Directed by Angus MacLane
PUBLISHED Jun 15, 2022
There's no way of getting around it: Lightyear is an incredibly unnecessary film. It's a safe bet that when audiences met Buzz Lightyear i...
Medical Thriller 'Spiderhead' Is an Unpleasant Comedown
Directed by Joseph Kosinski
PUBLISHED Jun 14, 2022
Director Joseph Kosinski's quick follow-up to Top Gun: Maverick is a sci-fi thriller based on the short story Escape from Spiderhead by Geo...
David Cronenberg's 10 Greatest Body Horror Moments Ranked
PUBLISHED Jun 13, 2022
This spring, legendary Canadian director David Cronenberg returned to the silver screen with Crimes of the Future, marking his first "pure"...
'TRAMPS!' Celebrates and Mourns London's New Romantic Movement
Directed by Kevin Hegge
PUBLISHED May 31, 2022
In TRAMPS!, Canadian director Kevin Hegge dives into the New Romantic movement, an underground subculture that would inspire the aesthetic...
'The Kids in the Hall: Comedy Punks' Is the Tribute These Legends Deserve
Directed by Reg Harkema
PUBLISHED May 20, 2022
With a new season of The Kids in the Hall hitting Amazon Prime next month, it's a good time to reintroduce the Kids to Canada and the world...