Other meanings of black hole
Film
Black Hole is a 2015 American science fiction film directed by and starring Timothy DeLaGhetto (Timothy Chantarangsu), known primarily as a YouTube personality. The film, which blends elements of comedy, drama, and science fiction, was released on March 10, 2015, and follows a group of friends who discover a mysterious black hole in their apartment, leading to a series of surreal and comedic events.
The film centers on a group of friends living in a Los Angeles apartment who stumble upon a small, floating black hole that has appeared in their living room. Initially treating it as a novelty, they soon realize it has the power to distort time and space, leading to a series of increasingly bizarre and comedic situations. As they experiment with the black hole, they must confront the consequences of their actions, including alternate timelines and personal revelations.
Black Hole was produced by Timothy DeLaGhetto and his collaborators, with a modest budget typical of independent digital-era productions. The film premiered on YouTube on March 10, 2015, as a full-length feature, a notable move for a creator primarily known for short-form content. It was later made available on other platforms. The film's production was supported by a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo, which raised over $30,000 from fans.1
The film features a cast of internet personalities and actors, including Timothy DeLaGhetto as the lead, alongside David So, and other YouTube collaborators. The cast's chemistry and improvisational style contribute to the film's comedic tone.
Upon release, Black Hole received mixed to positive reviews from audiences, with praise for its ambitious concept and humor, but criticism for its low-budget special effects and uneven pacing. It has since gained a cult following among fans of YouTube-based filmmaking.
Black Hole is notable for being one of the first full-length feature films released directly on YouTube by a prominent influencer, predating the later trend of influencer-led movies. The film's script was co-written by DeLaGhetto and his frequent collaborator, and it includes several in-jokes and references to internet culture. Additionally, the film's soundtrack features original music by DeLaGhetto, showcasing his musical talents. The black hole itself is depicted as a practical effect using a simple prop, a decision that adds to the film's DIY aesthetic.
This article covers the 2015 film 'Black Hole' directed by Timothy DeLaGhetto, not to be confused with other works of the same name.
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