What could I possibly say about this film that hasnt already been said? Anna Kendrick ACED her directorial debut by depicting the almost universal experience of women when left alone with creepy and/or dangerous men. I was constantly in awe at how she chose to show us the encounters and I loved the choice to focus on the women rather than the killer. It felt like an ode to the victims rather than a study of the perpetrator. I am sick of true crime films that feel more like a sexualizatiom of the killer or a glamorization of the killing itself rather than an honest representation of the tragedy it truly is. Anna does this flawlessly and there were several scenes that captures the horror the victims must have experienced in a way I have never personally witnessed before and am grateful to have experienced. I can see this spanking genuine conversations about the female experience in a way that media usually never successfully accomplishes.