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Deadly Match (2019)

To pay for college, Business major Trina goes live with her unique dating website Let's Date. Let's Date becomes a huge success, though Trina soon learns that her site is being misused as a prostitution hub and shuts it down. When one of the dating users from the site turns up dead, Trina looks to her now defunct site for clues, which someone does not want her to uncover.
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To pay for college, Business major Trina goes live with her unique dating website Let's Date. Let's Date becomes a huge success, though Trina soon learns that her site is being misused as a prostitution hub and shuts it down. When one of the dating users from the site turns up dead, Trina looks to her now defunct site for clues, which someone does not want her to uncover.

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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Directed By:David Langlois
Written By:Samuel Hayes
In Theaters:1/20/2019
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Lifetime, Reel One Entertainment

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