Anna Kendrick has certainly made an effort to try different things in recent years. She's made money making movies about singing and dancing trolls, but she's also branched out into the world of drama, giving her best performance in Alice, Darling (2022), a story about domestic violence, and is returning with Woman of the Hour . Kendrick returns to the dangers of a predatory man, with Kendrick at the helm and making her directorial debut with this story about serial killer Rodney Alcala and his obsession with tormenting female victims. It's a full-blown crime novel with plenty of interesting perspectives in Ian MacDonald's script, and Kendrick confidently studies the extraordinary threats and frustrations through the female experience, performing well especially in the moments of tension. While not graphic, Woman of the Hour is a powerful piece that evokes true cinematic horror while depicting the real-life story of an unscrupulous man and his smooth-talking tone. Rodne...