Netflix fans flock to stream new psychological thriller with ‘crazy’ plot twist

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Main differences include Lo’s backstory (in the book, she struggles with mental health issues and takes antidepressants, but does not in the film) and the nature of her journalism, as the book portrays her as a travel writer, not a news reporter.

Certain guests are also different in the movie, as are their fates… but that’s all we’ll say to avoid spoiling any big reveals.

‘Everyone has their own version of a book in their head, but I think it would be impossible to achieve the version of the millions of people who have read the book and seen it in a different way. So that’s a fool’s error—don’t even try,’ Stone told us.

‘What’s fun about it is that it is in the spirit of. Ruth was really excited when she came and saw it recently and said it feels like the book, but she was glad we had changed so much of what the book is. It’s an homage as much as it is an adaptation.’ 

The Woman in Cabin 10 is now streaming on Netflix.

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