Woman of the Hour | Official Teaser | Netflix

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, whose lives intersect when they’re cast on an episode of The Dating Game. Woman of the Hour debuts on Netflix, October 18.


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Woman of the Hour | Official Teaser | Netflix

[joshifereverlark]

Chills. I could actually feel her fear through the screen at the end.

[siavm]

They had me with Anna the actor. I am staying for Anna the director. Time to shine double time next month.

[SimplyRaecosmetics]

Him saying “Repeat the number” actually made my heart drop…it’s so realistic that it’s literally chilling😢

[vandervaught]

she's the director this is gonna be so good

[irawilliams]

Anna Kendrick, I have your back in your directorial debut.

[HouseofCrimes]

This is exactly how a trailer should be! The suspense is killing me!

[sara_c]

When she made the decision to walk after he called her out(not pun intended) on not giving him her actual phone number I got chills.

[MysteryGuitarMan]

She knocked it out of the park... so proud of her ❤ Can't wait for you all to see this!

[SlantEyedJoe]

Anna Kendrick's response to all the romcoms and sing-a-longs she acted in.

[Kmng]

This is Anna Kendrick's directorial debut? Holy shit, I didn't expect that it's going to be this creepy af. I always thought that if she ever direct a movie, her first movie could be a romcom or a drama movie instead she took the risk and does a serial killer movie as her directing debut. Amazing! 😁

Anna, I wish you the best for your directing career. I'll be there on Netflix watching this, always interested to see what she does especially that i heard so many good things about this movie coming out from last year's TIFF 🙌

[melissajane]

Wow a trailer without giving anything away 😮 I've not seen one if those in ages

[Honey_Horror]

Based on the serial killer Rodney Alcala. This is going to be such an interesting movie, cant wait!

[mitp]

A trailer for the first time in so many years without revealing the entire movie.

[Kmng]

From being a Broadway star to "Twilight" to "Up In The Air" to starred in a lot of musical movies to "A Simple Favor" to being cast against type in "Alice, Darling" to now making a serial killer movie as her directorial debut, Anna Kendrick truly never lost her A game. She has such a diverse and incredible filmography, we deserve to appreciate her talent a lot more 🙌

[trusha_tungare]

She did a great job. The trailer made me uncomfortable and worried! Definitely gonna watch this!

[heymistercarter.]

Yea, I know this is based on the true story of Cheryl Bradshaw, the woman who matched with serial killer Rodney Alcala on The Dating Game. Interestingly enough, though: in real life, Cheryl never actually went on a date with Rodney because she got a creepy vibe from him.

[sukhmindervirk]

Anna Kendrick is a goddamn national treasure. 🌠

[LynnHarrod]

I once knew a girl who gave out the phone number to the local K-Mart whenever a creepy guy asked for her number. I asked her why that number, why not use a fake number. She said this way she'd remember it and that guys can sometimes tell if you're just making up a number on the spot.

[randomotakunerd]

Actual realization: "Huh, this guy's look seems familiar, description says something about a real serial killer, oh a commenr says Rodney Alcala...Wait...They're gonna make a horror/thriller movie about the Dating Game serial killer?! Oh shit. Brave choice Miss Kendrick

[MrBrowncoatX]

Anna has proven that less is more. If the movie lives up to this trailer, then she's going to be in high demand to be on both sides of the camera for years to come. And I'm here for it.