They/Them

Young people decided to change their orientation, but after that they faced terrible consequences. The society refused to accept such representatives of the LGBT community, including peers. The guys began to be mocked and mocked more and more often. Parents and relatives are indignant, they are no longer able to see the therapy of their children. They heard rumors that there are special camps for the re-education of such people. Maybe the relatives initially understood that this experiment would not lead to anything good, but they no longer have any choice, and parents and relatives decide to send the children to this camp. This correctional facility is located in a remote area, far from other people and civilization. If you believe the program of this camp, then real professionals in this field will be engaged in re-education. After such fervent promises, parents no longer doubted for a second that their children would return from the camp alive and well, and most importantly, re-educated. And now, the young people are already visiting Wilster, the owner of this place. He promises that in just a week the guys will change dramatically, as well as become more confident and forget the lifestyle. The guys thought that here they would be given regular lectures and lectures on morality and morality, perhaps sacred books, but day by day the methods of re-education are becoming more sophisticated. There is also a maniac walking by the side of this camp, who is looking for another victim. The main characters need to rally to survive.