<p>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...</p>

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...

Konjuring Killjoy E6: Our Monstrous Killjoy

Slasher films are fiction. Or so we are told. What happens when we look closely at slasher/horror films through a feminist lens? What can they teach us about the living monstrosities of racism, sexism, classism, ableism, homo- and trans- phobia, etc? Kamp Krystal Killjoy reimagines Friday the 13th. The final girl is cast as a feminist killjoy, assembling an intersectional army, and deploying their survival kit to save our lives, and our souls. But first, give a listen to "Konjuring Killjoy" - a behind the scenes look at how Kamp Krystal Killjoy is being made.

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Konjuring Killjoy E6: Our Monstrous Killjoy

Konjuring Killjoy E6: Our Monstrous Killjoy