<p>In this episode of <em>Welcome to the Poddy</em>, we’re reviewing <em>Woman of the Hour</em> (Netflix), a true crime thriller that somehow mixes murder, dating, and Anna Kendrick’s relentless quirkiness. We pair this strange cinematic stew with a cup of green tea and a handful of Strepsils — because much like this film, our voice is barely holding it together.</p><p>This satirical film review dives into the bizarre real-life story of serial killer Rodney Alcala appearing on a dating show, Kendrick’s attempt to out-charm a psychopath, and why the film’s rushed ending left us ready to swipe left. We also get into audition room sexism, police incompetence, and the universal feeling of being on a really bad date.</p><p>Of course, it wouldn’t be <em>Welcome to the Poddy</em> without some personal stories, including quiz night chaos, justice that never quite got served, and the time a &quot;nice guy&quot; (nerd) got stood up, potentially making him a walking crime documentary.</p><p><em>Movie reviews</em>, <em>streaming film analysis</em>, <em>true crime with a twist</em>, and <em>dark comedy storytelling</em> — all in one episode.</p>