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Swipe Right on Murder: 6 Twisty Dating App Thrillers
Corinne Sullivan recommends Lisa Unger, Olivia Worley, and more
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Corinne Sullivan
| April 13, 2026
Queerness and Visibility in Body Horror
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College competitors, decaying ghost towns, elaborate revenge schemes, and a sultry love triangle
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