Netflix’s ‘Woman of the Hour’ ends with a chilling gasp before revealing the fate of the real-life characters Leah Gallo/Netflix Anna Kendrick as Sheryl and Daniel Zovatto as Rodney in Woman of the Hour Warning: Woman of the Hour spoilers ahead!

Everything Netflix film Woman of the Hour actually got right as disturbing footage shows what actually happened on dating show

Woman of the Hour,” starring and directed by Anna Kendrick, is based on the 1970s crimes of Rodney Alcala — the Dating Game Killer — who may have murdered as many as 130 people.

Anna Kendrick succeeds as both director and star, convincing as the bachelorette who chooses a monster as her date.

Alcala, who as the Netflix movie depicts, would appear on The Dating Game while he was actively raping and killing women, was eventually convicted of killing seven women and sentenced to death. He died of natural causes in 2021,

Anna Kendrick's directorial debut focuses on the victims murdered by the real-life Rodney Alcala, a serial killer who once won a reality dating show in the ‘70s

It was supposed to be just another silly episode of “The Dating Game.” At a taping of the popular TV show in 1978, host Jim Lange introduced three male suitors who were there to be cutely questioned by a single woman,

Netflix film Woman of the Hour, starring and directed by Anna Kendrick, is based on the real life of serial killer Rodney Alcala - and the screenwriter has explained why they added a fictionalised sce