#The Woman in the House Across the Street

(CNN) — The title might be the funniest thing about "The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window," which is sort of the verbal equivalent of that "Spaceballs" visual gag where the spaceship just won't end. Beyond that, this Netflix series provides a fun showcase for Kristen Bell but only a marginal reason to spend eight episodes gazing at the TV.

The trope spreads like wine stains — or, wait. is it blood stains? — across a white table cloth, drip, drip, dripping over best-seller novels and movie adaptations and seeping into the fabric of television. The woman, dead eyed with smudged mascara but still with hints to her...

When you start being able to peg the tropes in a particular genre, then that genre is ripe for parody. Psychological thriller movies, especially the “woman in peril” kind that have kept Lifetime on the year for the last 30 years, more or less are interchangeable, which is why a new series that parodies the genre works so well. Read on for more.

The recent run of small-screen mystery spoofs is, itself, slightly mysterious given that few genres have a more precarious bar to measure success. Comedy is, of course, subjective and precarious all on its own, but when it comes to long-form mystery, a bad solution or resolution is an uncomfortably easy way to undo even the most adored of build-ups. Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building was a treat because of how successful it was with both genre elements, delivering laughs and, ultimately, a whodunit that kept viewers guessing. Apple TV+’s upcoming The Afterparty doesn’t succeed quite as well with its unfolding puzzle,...

The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window spoilers follow. The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window wins the awards for longest title possibly ever for a Netflix series, and has just dropped on the streaming service.

For the first 30 seconds of the trailer for the Kristen Bell show The Woman in the House Across the Street From the Girl in the Window (TWITHATSFTGITW from here on out because try saying that five times fast!), the Netflix series looks like any other crime saga aimed at bored housewives like the one Bell seemingly portrays. That’s kind of the point.

Yesterday, Netflix rolled out probably the TV show with the longest title I’ll ever have to put in a headline, The Woman Across The Street From The Girl In The Window, or maybe we’ll call it WATSFTGITW for short. Actually that’s not much better. Regardless, the Kristen...

Netflix has released the official trailer and key art for The Woman in the House Across the Street From the Girl in the Window, which stars and is executive produced by Kristen Bell. You can watch the trailer by scrolling down and you’ll find the key art underneath. The...

With the sheer number of psychological thriller movies and shows that have been released over the years, it was only a matter of time before someone took a satirical yet not dismissive approach to the genre. That show, The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window (yes, it needs its long AF title), made its Netflix debut on January 28 and brought with it a story about a heartbroken woman losing touch with reality as she attempts to solve a murder.

Kristen Bell, 41, just starred, in her first project of 2022, in Netflix’s longest-titled original series, The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window. The 41-year-old actress is no stranger to a Netflix original flick, having previously starred in the critically acclaimed and award-winning series The Good Place. Having been in the entertainment industry since 1998, the actress, singer, and movie producer has unsurprisingly amassed vast wealth, but what exactly is Kristen Bell’s net worth?

English actor Tom Riley, 40, has undoubtedly caught the eye of many admirers following his role on Netflix’s longest-titled original series, The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window. In the new murder mystery series, with a comedic twist, Tom Riley portrays heartthrob...

Happy Friday, everyone! Everybody in the tri-state area is battering down the hatches in preparation for the nor’easter expected to hit the area sometime this weekend — but to be frank, we cannot wait to watch the snow fall outside while we snuggle up indoors with our screens. Even if you do not expect to be impacted by the storm, feel free to join in on the indoor movie and tv marathon this weekend. Whether you use Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, or all of the above, your favorite streaming platforms are here to fill your snow days with brand new movies and shows to discover. The top new options on streaming this weekend are impressive, so let us here at Decider help you figure out what to watch this weekend and where to stream it.