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This article contains plot points from the film Swiped. Swiped is a movie stuck in the 2010s. It’s not just that the events portrayed in the movie happen between 2012 and 2014, when entrepreneur Whitney Wolfe Herd helps create Tinder, gets ousted from the company, and founds Bumble. Nor is
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Supernatural horror comedies set in hotels are all the rage these days. The live-action CBS sitcom Ghosts is about to begin its fifth season next month. Then the family-friendly Hotel Transylvania films are about to debut a Netflix series called Motel Transylvania later this year. Now Rick and Morty writer
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