Netflix Original MIniseries Presents The Woman in the House Across the Street From the Girl in the Window Review (Spoiler Alert)

Genres: Dark comedy, Mystery

Directed by Michael Lehmann

Created by Rachel Ramras & Hugh Davidson & Larry Dorf

Starring: Kristen Bell, Michael Ealy, Tom Riley, Mary Holland, Cameron Britton & Samsara Yett.

Music by Nami Melumad                            

Executive Producers: Rachel Ramras, Hugh Davidson, Larry Dorf, Kristen Bell, Will Ferrell, Jessica Elbaum, Brittney Segal, Michael Lehmann

Producer: Danielle Weinstock

Cinematography: John W. Lindley

Editors: Tara Timpone, Jennifer Van Goethem, Stephanie Willis

Production Company: Hugh Rachel Larry, Gloria Sanchez Productions

Distributor: Netflix

Plot: Watching the world go by from her living room window, heartbroken Anna sets her sights on a handsome new neighbor until she witnesses a gruesome murder.

I’m in tweed to watch this new miniseries on Netflix.   

The woman in the house across the street from the girl in the window was Pretty Good.

Pros: It somehow kept you engaged with in the show so it can see whatis going to happened next? (Spoiler Alert) Kristen Bell did pull off being both likeable & derange & I was surprised that how much this series got away with.

Cons: The main title was so long I kept happened to say it many times. I didn’t laugh for most of it & I find it most of dramatic moments quite amusing.    

Casts & Crew:

Main:

Recurring:

  • Brenda Koo as Carol, Anna’s judgmental neighbour
  • Shelley Hennig as Lisa Maines, Neil’s girlfriend whom Anna believes has been murdered.[9] It is later revealed her real name is Chastity Linkous.
  • Christina Anthony as Detective Lane
  • Benjamin Levy Aguilar as Rex Bakke, a stripper

Additionally, Appy Pratt appears as Elizabeth Whitaker, Anna’s 8-year-old daughter who died in 2018, Janina Gavankar as Meredith Coleman, Neil’s wife who died a few months before he shifted, and Nitya Vidyasagar as Hillary Lathan, Meredith’s sister. Nicole Pulliam appears as Claire, Douglas’s coworker, and Glenn Close as a cameo role in the final episode as the Woman in Seat 2A.

I highly recommend watching this miniseries on Netflix.

Rating: 7 out of 10 Stars

Ryan Balkwill:

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