Women in Film Daily: Regina King signs first-look deal at Netflix, Anjelica Huston praises Woody All
Starting today, May 1, 2019, The Celluloid Void will be compiling daily headlines concerning women in the film industry, publishing every...
52 Women-Directed Films You Can Watch on the New Criterion Channel
It's here… Several months after the untimely demise of Filmstruck (the cinephile-beloved streaming service that formerly offered up a...
All the Women-Directed Films You Can Stream in April 2019 on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, and Beyond
April 2019 feels like a strong month for streaming services on the #directedbywomen front, with services like Amazon Prime, Netflix,...
#DirectedByWomen Streaming Additions on Hulu, Amazon Prime, HBO Now, and Netflix for March 2019
[Ed. note: You can find The Celluloid Void's complete list of 400+ streaming women-directed films here.] I’m not going to lie—I’d much...
#DirectedByWomen Streaming Additions on Hulu, Amazon Prime, and Netflix for February 2019
[Ed. note: You can find The Celluloid Void's complete list of 400+ streaming women-directed films here.] I’m not going to lie—I’d much...
Queued Up: All the Women-Directed Films You Can Catch on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and Criterion
It all started one night when I realized Penelope Spheeris’s weird, ridiculously underrated HOLLYWOOD VICE was available on Amazon Prime....
Review: Combustible WILDLIFE is a Western of a different tradition
The characters who populate the old-timey Westerns I grew up watching always seemed to have one thing on their minds: pushing westward...
Fantastic Fest Review: UNDER THE SILVER LAKE’s noir atmosphere can’t rescue its water-logged plot
If you live in Los Angeles (in certain Hollywood-adjacent neighborhoods, anyway), you’ve met a guy or two like the main character in...
Fantastic Fest Review: Impure BLOODLINE Is Good Gory Fun
INT. HOSPITAL — NIGHT. Walking through a dark, empty L.A. hospital all by her lonesome, a pretty blonde nurse heads for the showers after...
Review: PIN CUSHION is a beautiful, twisted, dark fantasy if there ever was one
Deborah Haywood’s fantastic debut feature, PIN CUSHION, puts a glittery gloss over the all-too-real misery that is adolescence. And for...
