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Jane Schoenbrun

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Schoenbrun's *Camp Miasma*, a rom-com horror film, is generating buzz for its August 7th Mubi theatrical run. Critics note its shift from *I Saw the TV Glow*'s allegorical horror to a direct exploration of identity and pop culture, using both CGI and practical gore. Watch for audience reception as the film dissects nostalgia and sexual awakening.

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Schoenbrun Rates 'Camp Miasma' Blood on Monster Scale

IndieWire

Schoenbrun's Camp Miasma Dissects Pop Culture's Grip

The Atlantic

Schoenbrun: Camp Miasma Is Rom-Com First, Horror Second

Variety

‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Is a Horror Fan’s Hot Fever Dream

Rolling Stone

Why Horror Filmmakers Are Obsessed With Obsolete Tech

The Guardian Culture

'Camp' Review: Guilt, Grief, and Witchcraft

Variety

Sarah Sherman Signs With WME

Deadline

Nicolas Winding Refn’s ‘Her Private Hell’ Ignites Fantasia’s 30th Edition as Hot Global Genre Titles Get Set to Stoke or Take Over the Mainstream

Variety

‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,’ ‘Fatherland’ Lead Mubi-Madman Slate for Australia, New Zealand

Variety

Tauron American Film Festival Sets 17th Edition for November

Variety

‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Review: Jane Schoenbrun’s Affectionate Ode to Slashers, Orgasms, and Gillian Anderson

IndieWire