Rachel Ho

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Oct 20, 2026 Math prodigy and domestic terrorist Ted Kaczynski has had his fair share of media attention since the '90s (and prior to that as the anonymous "Unabomber"), but according to Netflix, it hasn't been enough. Go to Full Review Unabomber (2026) 24% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Oct 20, 2026 McAdams proves once again why she's one of the most magnetic actors of her generation, and one of Canada's proudest exports Go to Full Review Send Help (2026) 92% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Oct 19, 2026 It's been awhile since I've been this aggressively indifferent to a movie Go to Full Review Passenger (2026) 44% - -

Rachel Ho CBC Radio Oct 10, 2026 Menard does an incredible job showing us how extraordinary Terry Fox was in his persistence and selflessness, but also how ordinary he was too Go to Full Review Run Terry Run (2026) 92% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Oct 9, 2026 5/10 The actual story is horrifying, topical and relatable, but Sorkin moves through each event with a rigidity that keeps audiences at an arm's length. The film never truly invites us into its world; it merely talks at us about its happenings. Go to Full Review The Social Reckoning (2026) 54% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Oct 9, 2026 7/10 A Breed Apart grants us an opportunity that films rarely do these days: the ability to engage with a film emotionally and intellectually. Go to Full Review A Breed Apart (2026) - - - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Oct 9, 2026 8/10 Beneath the esoteric excess of the film lies a thought-provoking world that bears consideration as a work of cinema and socially conscious storytelling. Go to Full Review Digger (2026) 53% - -

Rachel Ho Globe and Mail Sep 24, 2026 It’s a defining role for Baruchel, and he eats up every second of it. Go to Full Review The Stunt Driver (2026) 74% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Sep 22, 2026 8/10 There's a vampiric nature to Pattinson's portrayal — less Edward, more Nosferatu — that sees Hansen lurking in the shadows until he emerges and demonstrates the state of sensationalism and television Go to Full Review Primetime (2026) 86% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Sep 21, 2026 8/10 The ability to visit particular moments and the situation that led to the renaissance straight from the horse's mouth is invaluable. Go to Full Review Once Upon a Time in Harlem (2026) 100% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Sep 21, 2026 8/10 Here's a hot take: Lee Chang-dong's Possible Love explores the socioeconomic class disparity in present-day South Korea better than Bong Joon-ho's Academy Award-winning Parasite. Go to Full Review Possible Love (2026) 100% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Sep 19, 2026 Baffingly boring Go to Full Review In the Grey (2026) 53% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Sep 19, 2026 As expected, the best scenes are De Niro and Keaton's tête-à-têtes, which give the movie enough gravitas to warrant a watch. Go to Full Review The Whisper Man (2026) 45% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Sep 19, 2026 An elongated Saturday Night Live sketch with no punchline. Go to Full Review The Runner (2026) 11% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Sep 17, 2026 8/10 The depth and richness [Andrew Scott] brings enlivens the spirit of the late actor, allowing Charleson to live on as a complete human being. Go to Full Review Elsinore (2026) 88% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Sep 17, 2026 5/10 An eye-rolling film that caused three people seated around me to prematurely leave the world premiere. Go to Full Review Love of Your Life (2026) 81% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Sep 17, 2026 7/10 Easily the most crowd-pleasing film at this year's Toronto International Film Festival. Go to Full Review I Play Rocky (2026) 85% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Sep 17, 2026 7/10 Lending the character equal parts devastation, frustration and sympathy, [Rosalind] Eleazar perfectly expresses the insidious nature of show biz without being salacious or romantic. Go to Full Review Misty Green (2026) 61% - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Sep 17, 2026 6/10 The mystery behind Wolff and his pursuit for gold in a time of scarcity pays off by the film's conclusion, but the journey along the way is thin at times Go to Full Review Wild Wild East (2026) - - - -

Rachel Ho Exclaim! Sep 17, 2026 7/10 The most interesting element of Fjord, though, comes from the unspoken tension between Western and Eastern Europe, and the perception of migrants from a country like Romania to a country like Norway. Go to Full Review Fjord (2026) 92% - -