In Anna Kendrick’s “Woman of the Hour,” a chilling, based-on-a-true-story drama about when a 1970s serial killer appeared on an episode of “The Dating Game,” one of the most telling images isn’t a grisly murder scene (though there are those).

Woman of the Hour is a true crime thriller, but its approach to the material is rather unique. The movie, which begins streaming October 18 on Netflix, follows aspiring actress Cheryl Bradshaw as she negotiates attempts at stardom in 1970s Los Angeles before landing a guest spot on The Dating Game,

T he true crime industrial complex comes for us all, and now is the turn of Anna Kendrick: an accomplished actor who, with Woman of the Hour, turns accomplished director. The film

Actor Anna Kendrick is a well-known star from her roles in Pitch Perfect and Twilight, plus many more. Yet for all her years in Hollywood, she's never been at the helm. That is changing with her directorial debut in Woman of the Hour.

Anna Kendrick breaks down her directorial debut, Woman of the Hour, and costar Daniel Zovatto reveals how he took on the role of Dating Game Killer.