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

The main reason for that is Anna Kendrick, who makes a formidable, clear-eyed directorial debut in addition to playing Bradshaw. Using plenty of her own career experiences, Kendrick presents Bradshaw’s story as a grimly common one of pervasive,

Netflix's latest thriller tells the true story behind a chilling photo of a man who won a dating gameshow in the 70s. Back in 1978, Cheryl Bradshaw turned to matchmaking series The Dating Game in her search for love, and it seemed like she'd found just that when she selected 'bachelor number one' from a list of eligible men.

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

How accurate is Netflix's "Women of the Hour"? The true story of Cheryl Bradshaw and Rodney Alcala, the serial killer she chose on "The Dating Game."

Anna Kendrick's new movie "Woman of the Hour" takes on the true story of the teacher who went on "The Dating Game" to find romance and her winning suitor turned out to be a murderer.