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Top 10 Horny Quarantine Erotic Thrillers

Sean and Amanda are joined by Wesley Morris to rank the best erotic thrillers for the millions of Americans that are bunkered down in their homes

By Sean Fennessey and Amanda Dobbins
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All across the country, millions of Americans are bunkered down in their homes. Some of those people are alone. Some are cocooned with their partners. Some are surrounded by their screaming children. And they all have one thing in common: These people are trapped, and they … are … horny. So today we will provide, if not tender loving care, then the next best thing: Joined by our pal Wesley Morris from The New York Times, we present the 10 best erotic thrillers.

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