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The story of a strange contagion that ravages the lives of teenagers in a Seattle suburb in the mid-1970s, revealing the horrific nature of school alienation - savagery, violence, incessant anxiety and boredom.

This strange plague is sexually transmitted. The disease has different manifestations - from the disgustingly grotesque to the subtle (and hidden) - but once you're infected, that's it. There is no turning back. The key characters - sick teenagers, healthy teenagers, healthy teenagers for now - are not concerned about what is happening, do not try to fight the infection, do not spread information about the danger, or even look for a way to be cured... Instead, we witness a fascinating and eerie portrait of the very nature of school alienation.

And then the murders begin.

As hypnotically beautiful as it is terrifying, Black Hole transcends its medium, deftly exploring the dynamics of a particular American cultural moment and the teenagers who were sucked into it - a time when being a hippie was no longer cool, but Bovey was still too weird.< Not to mention growing horns and shedding skin...

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