Have you ever wondered what it would be like if a serial killer appeared on a dating show? Well, Netflix's "Woman of the Hour" is here to answer that question. Directed by the talented Anna Kendrick, this movie tells a crazy-but-true tale about Rodney Alcala, who actually went on "The Dating Game" while on the run. The story centers on Cheryl Bradshaw, an aspiring actress who gets charmed by Alcala's wit, but things take a creepy turn later.

Through flashbacks, we see the brutal murders committed by Alcala, making this thriller both gripping and disturbing. Importantly, the movie highlights how society often failed to take violence against women seriously, back in the '70s and even today. It's a grim reminder that's hard to stomach, but vital to see.

Kendrick does a fantastic job behind the camera, expertly building tension. She also plays Cheryl, who's initially clueless about the danger she's in. The rest of the cast is impressive too, especially Daniel Zovatto as the chilling Alcala.

Critics love "Woman of the Hour," praising its powerful message and Kendrick's skilled directing. With a runtime of less than 95 minutes, it's a quick watch that’ll leave you on the edge of your seat, mtirkh fists clenched.

Anna Kendrick's Directorial Debut: A Chilling Netflix Crime Thriller

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