Jane Schoenbrun Offers a Tiny Update on Their ‘Black Hole’ Adaptation
Opening day for Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is so close we can smell the blood in the air. Its writer-director, Jane Schoenbrun, is understandably excited for the world to experience their love letter to slashers starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson. But once the movie’s out, fans will inevitably want to know what Schoenbrun is working on next.
- ▪Opening day for Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is so close we can smell the blood in the air.
- ▪Its writer-director, Jane Schoenbrun, is understandably excited for the world to experience their love letter to slashers starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson.
- ▪But once the movie’s out, fans will inevitably want to know what Schoenbrun is working on next.
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Opening day for Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is so close we can smell the blood in the air. Its writer-director, Jane Schoenbrun, is understandably excited for the world to experience their love letter to slashers starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson. But once the movie’s out, fans will inevitably want to know what Schoenbrun is working on next. One project we already know about just got a tiny update: their television adaptation of Charlie Burns’ Black Hole for Netflix. Black Hole is set in a world where a sexually transmitted infection turns people into mutated monsters, which would be bad enough, but then a serial killer starts stalking them too.
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