Netflix’s upcoming film Woman of the Hour hits the streamer on October 24, 2024, and features Anna Kendrick in her directorial debut. Anna, who also stars in the movie, plays Cheryl Bradshaw, a woman who wins a date with a serial killer.

Anna Kendrick has kickstarted her directorial debut on a sizzling if spine-tingling note. The Pitch Perfect actress is starring in and taking up the directorial helm of Netflix's Woman of the Hour, the trailer for which dropped this week and is already shaping up to be a must-watch.

Anna Kendrick will star in Netflix's new true crime film Woman of the Hour, which delves into the disturbing case of the 'Dating Game Killer' Rodney Alcala.

The chilling tale of Woman of the Hour has left fans captivated and questioning its origins. With Anna Kendrick leading the cast in her directorial debut, the film has sparked widespread interest in the true story behind the enigmatic character.

A new trailer for Woman of the Hour has arrived – and it's deeply unsettling. In the brief clip, which can be viewed below, Cheryl Bradshaw (Anna Kendrick) goes on an uncomfortable date with with serial killer Rodney Acala (played by Daniel Zovatto).

Netflix has released the trailer for Woman of the Hour, a true crime film about a woman who ended up going on a date with a serial killer due to a gameshow

The streaming service shared a teaser trailer for the movie Tuesday featuring Anna Kendrick. Woman of the Hour marks the directorial debut of Kendrick, an actress known for the Twilight, Pitch Perfect and Trolls film series.

"Anna Kendrick stars in her directorial debut, 'Woman of the Hour' – the stranger-than-fiction story of an aspiring actress in 1970s Los Angeles and a serial killer in the midst of a yearslong murder spree,

Anna Kendrick couldn’t let Ryan Murphy’s Monster series have all the fun. The Self Reliance actor is taking on her own historic serial killer in her directorial debut Woman Of The Hour, which tells the story of Rodney Alcala,

Anna Kendrick will star—and make her directorial debut—in the 1970s period piece “Woman of the Hour” on Netflix inspired by Sheryl Bradshaw and Rodney Alcala.

The 2022 production "Woman of the Hour" did not see a theatrical release in the United States. Despite receiving excellent reviews from critics at its ceremonial premiere at the Toronto festival, it wasn't enough for a U.