Swipe Night: Killer Weekend - What We Know So Far

Did you ever consider that the one thing missing from dating was a murder mystery? Well, you don't have to wonder any longer, as Tinder is coming to save the day with the second season of their original interactive series "Swipe Night," combining entertainment and matchmaking into one successful process. Similar to "Black Mirror: Bandersnatch" and "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs the Reverend," "Swipe Night" is based on your choices, and depending on what you choose, you may see a very different story from other viewers.

The first season of the series ran for four episodes in 2019, with new episodes airing on Tinder on Sundays. "Swipe Night" follows a group of friends who are forced to make tough choices to survive the apocalypse when a comet lands on Earth. In order to make various choices throughout the story, you swipe left or right, just as you do when perusing the dating app. Tinder also implemented features into the "Swipe Night" viewing experience that connects you with other Tinder based on your picks in order to encourage more matches.

Now Tinder is back at it again with a new story called "Swipe Night: Killer Weekend," and here's everything we know so far. 

Luckily for fans of the first "Swipe Night" installment, you won't have to wait long before "Swipe Night: Killer Weekend" starts airing on Tinder. According to Variety, the series is schedule to premiere on November 7, 2021, with the full story being released over the course of three weeks. After each episode, Tinder will encourage members of the app who are participating in "Swipe Night: Killer Weekend" to talk about the series together through the feature called "Fast Chat, which launched in June [and] allows people to talk with each other about certain topics within Tinder before matching." 

While the series is coming out after Halloween, it definitely fits into the spooky horror themes of the fall season. Other new horror projects that are coming out around the same time include "Halloween Kills," which will be released on October 15, 2021, along with "Last Night on Soho" on October 29, 2021 and the long-awaited revival of "Dexter: New Blood" on November 7, 2021. 

The second season of "Swipe Night" will have a whole new cast of capable actors. "Swipe Night: Killer Weekend" will star Ashley Ganger of Netflix's "Grand Army" and Luke Slattery of "Late Night" and "New Amsterdam." Also playing prominent roles in the new story are Calvin Seabrooks, Francesca Olivia Xuereb, Nozipho Mclean, Emile Ravenet, and Ivan Carlo. 

Targeted towards Gen-Z users, the "Swipe Night" series has cast many up-and-coming actors in both Seasons 1 and 2. Among the cast of Season 1 are Angela Wong Carbone, Jordan Christian Hearn, and Shea Gabor, while Karena Evans, who recently directed episodes of "Gossip Girl" and "Y: The Last Man," directed the entire season (TV Insider). 

"Swipe Night: Killer Weekend" also has plenty of great talent behind the camera, with Emmy-nominated director Sasie Sealy at the helm, and writer-director Brandon Zuck, who wrote four episodes for the series "Five Points" and directed the "Crawlers" episode of "Into the Dark," penning the script. 

For Season 2 of the innovative Tinder series, users will follow a murder mystery, with personal choices dictating the way it unfolds. As people watch, they will be asked to decide who they think is the killer, so it's important to pay attention to the details. In order to watch the upcoming show, "the 'Swipe Night' experience will be available in Tinder's newly launched Explore, an interactive space within the app" (Variety). 

As of right now, there isn't a lot of specific information out about what exactly the story entails. Described as "a Gen-Z ensemble murder mystery," "Swipe Night: Killer Weekend" will place the app user right in the middle of the action, with the previously mentioned actors playing key roles. It's likely that there will be a factor of investigating and finding clues to the mystery, with a lot of action to keep people intrigued and interested in finding out what happens next.