"Filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun is following up their twisted tale with another story about how media can affect us, but this time the focus is on the silver screen. Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, described as a "new kind of horror remake," follows a director (Hannah Einbinder) obsessed with the actress (Gillian Anderson) who played the "final girl" in a classic slasher movie."
"Much like Schoenbrun's previous feature, this movie appears to be both a horror story and a meditation on how we can imprint on the media we consume at a formative age. The trailer opens with a girl watching these movies on VHS, and then we see her grown up."
"All fourteen Camp Miasma movies, which pay homage to franchises like Friday the 13th, in the trailer for Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma."
Jane Schoenbrun, following the success of I Saw the TV Glow, is creating Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, a horror remake examining media's impact on audiences. The film follows a director played by Hannah Einbinder who becomes obsessed with actress Gillian Anderson, who played the final girl in a classic slasher film. The fictional Camp Miasma franchise contains fourteen films, paying homage to horror franchises like Friday the 13th. Jack Haven, who appeared in I Saw the TV Glow, plays the antagonist Little Death. Like Schoenbrun's previous work, this film combines horror storytelling with meditation on how formative media consumption shapes identity and perception.
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