Woman of the Hour

In 1970s Los Angeles, an aspiring actress joins a televised dating show and encounters a charming contestant hiding a deadly secret. As the story shifts among unsettling encounters, it explores how casual sexism, ignored warnings, and misplaced trust can leave women vulnerable to danger.

My take

You’ll like this if you enjoy tense, socially conscious true-crime thrillers with a slow-burn mood; Not for you if you want a tightly focused plot, graphic action, or strict historical accuracy.

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