Here are all the changes made in Netflix film Woman of the Hour while telling the story of the Rodney Alcala's appearance on a dating show.

Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut, freshly landed on Netflix, is a serial-killer thriller that tells the barely-believable but entirely true story of Rodney Alcala, Cheryl Bradshaw and a fateful 1978 episode of US TV matchmaking show The Dating Game.

Anna McKibbin of the AV Club gives Woman of the Hour a B, calling the director’s debut effort “ambitious,” as she’s not satisfied to simply gesture toward the magnitude of misogyny. In McKibbin’s words:

Maine native Anna Kendrick (“Pitch Perfect,” “Up in the Air”) stars as an actual contestant, Cheryl Bradshaw (Sheryl in the movie), who appeared on an episode in 1978. That Kendrick, who’s been acting since childhood,

ComingSoon Editor-in-Chief Tyler Treese spoke to Woman of the Hour star and director Anna Kendrick about making her directorial debut. Kendrick discussed what was surprising for her, how her acting background helped,

Netflix's latest true crime film Woman of the Hour stars Anna Kendrick who has revealed the inspiration behind the film's final moment

Woman of the Hour tells the chilling true story of a real-life serial killer who appeared on an episode of a dating game show in the 1970s.