Articles by Rachel Ho

Streaming Must-Sees (and Must-Skips) in November 2023

PUBLISHED Nov 15, 2023

So far this autumn, we've been treated to some exceptional content in the theatres and on our streaming services. Some hits and misses from...

Paul Giamatti Is a Delightful Payne in 'The Holdovers'

Directed by Alexander Payne

PUBLISHED Nov 3, 2023

There was a lot of hype about The Holdovers coming out of the Venice Film Festival, especially for Paul Giamatti's performance as the curmu...

'Rustin' Takes Steps to Right a Historical Wrong

Directed by George C. Wolfe

PUBLISHED Nov 3, 2023

Among the list of civil rights leaders and activists from the '60s and '70s, Bayard Rustin's name is not one that comes up often. Practical...

'Fingernails' Can't Sink Its Claws into Its Compelling Premise

Directed by Christos Nikou

PUBLISHED Nov 2, 2023

In Christos Nikou's latest film, the concept of mind over heart is pushed to its limits. Creating a world not dissimilar to ours, Nikou pos...

'Priscilla' Has a Little Less Action, a Little More Conversation

Directed by Sofia Coppola

PUBLISHED Nov 2, 2023

For decades, Elvis Presley Enterprises (EPE) — the entity created to manage the famed singer's assets, likeness and legacy following his un...

Five Noteworthy Facts You Might Not Know About Priscilla Presley

PUBLISHED Oct 30, 2023

Premiering November 3, Sofia Coppola's latest film, 'Priscilla' — an adaptation of Priscilla Beaulieu Presley's's 1985 memoir 'Elvis and Me'...

When It Comes to Thrillers, David Fincher Is Still 'The Killer'

Directed by David Fincher

PUBLISHED Oct 27, 2023

It's strange to consider a movie like The Killer as a "warm blanket" film, but there's a reassuring comfort that comes with watching a Davi...

'Pain Hustlers' Turns the Opioid Crisis into Disposable Content

Directed by David Yates

PUBLISHED Oct 27, 2023

We're at the stage of the opioid crisis where billion dollar companies like Netflix are unironically releasing multiple mediocre projects a...