“Somebody” (2022): A chilling, character-driven Korean thriller where a dating app matches desire with danger Introduction Have you ever messaged someone new and felt both seen and unsafe at the same time? That’s the unnerving heartbeat of Somebody , where a brilliant coder meets a man whose smile feels like a locked door. I pressed play for the glossy premise — a dating app tangled with a string of crimes — and stayed because the characters made my chest tighten in ways jump scares never could. The series prowls through empty offices, late-night streets, and unread notifications, asking whether intimacy can survive when algorithms become accomplices. Watching Kim Sum inch toward Seong Yun-o is like watching a moth negotiate with a flame that has opinions. It made me question the stories we tell ourselves to make danger feel like love. If you want a thriller that’s sleek, slow, and scarily human, this one lingers like a text you shouldn’t have answered. Overview Title:...