An email from Cooper directing Winifred to “polish” the bad PR from the groundbreaking ceremony forces Winifred to confront her own history of the camp and to offer her perspective of what happened there so many years ago. Will the paths she revisits lead her to the truth or just back to the dominant narrative?

The past haunts the present at Camp Crystal Lake, which energy conglomerate Burnham Renewables is converting into a diversity and inclusion center. Can the “Rainbow Inclusivity Center” wipe clean the bloody history of this place, or is evil rooted so deeply in the ground that it cannot be broken?

Something evil lurks at Camp Crystal Lake, and it is even worse than you think.

What could be scarier than the incomprehensible, gory murders performed by a maniacal mother and son? The backdrop of patriarchy that informed, and redefined, the violence.

Reimagining the story of Friday the 13th, Kamp Krystal Killjoy will make you think twice about histories and "truths" you've been told, and the "feminism" you've been sold. It will take more than your average mainstream/(neo)liberal feminism to save the day - this struggle demands killjoy feminism.

Are you willing to get in the way of feminist happiness? Are you willing to become a feminist killjoy?

The 1980's are often minimized to its pop-cultural irreverence - Alf, Weird Al Yankovich, the Rubik's Cube - but it was a seriously powerful decade politically, that continues to shape social, economic, and other power relations today. This deep dive into the decade provides a last bit of context, which will be used to create the story, the scripts, and the "kuriculum" for Kamp Krystal Killjoy.

'Tis the Season… for wreaking havoc around the Christmas tree…. In Gallmark’s new holiday movie – Oh Come All Ye Killjoys – see what happens when a burnt out feminist makes a very special wish, experiences a horrible tragedy, and meets a feminist killjoy stranger who just might restore their faith in feminism… Bringing discomfort to holiday tables everywhere now, more than ever!

It's one thing to tell a story, and another thing to tell a story that entertains, teaches feminist theory/practice, AND inspires people to become a feminist killjoy. In this episode I talk about how I intend to "konjure killjoy" in my upcoming Kamp Krystal Killjoy narrative podcast. I'm about to take the jump from reading and talking, to writing the treatment and episode scripts.

While monsters are meant to scare us (into submission to the dominant patriarchal order), monstrosity is also a positive, transformative force, which may hold the key to our feminist killjoy revolution...

Can a film genre that is preoccupied with death breath life into the feminist killjoy's pursuit to put patriarchy down once and for all? Get ready to be scared as we explore how the final girl behaves a lot like a feminist killjoy. If we embrace her "feminist methods" we can finally have a feminism as terrifying as patriarchy itself - which is exactly what we need to vanquish it.

This episode explores the konnections between Killjoy and kamp. How can I leverage kamp to bring the Killjoy karacter to life in Kamp Krystal Killjoy (the podcast that is my actual sabbatical project)? Whether it be Killjoy, Brat, or, Julia, all are kampy willful subjects that offer us hope for our survival.

In this episode I talk about my inspiration for Kamp Krystal Killjoy - an immersive lesbian feminist "haunted house" called Killjoy's Kastle. The brain child of Allyson Mitchell and Deirdre Logue, Killjoy's Kastle brings terrifying lesbian feminist stereotypes to life through a collection of dykey ghosts, feminist monsters, and other lesbian hauntings. Using scripts from the actual haunted house, I welcome you into the Kastle and talk about how it inspires me to jump in the lake... Kamp Krystal Lake that is.