Their new film, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, out August 7, is a winking meta-slasher, both an exaltation and an academic audit of the genre and all its time-honored tropes and sexual subliminals. As the two get to unpacking their respective relationships to the Miasma movies (and their archly-named killer, Little Death), subconscious fears and desires rise to the surface that can’t be outrun. Miasma is particularly interested in the refractive link between image and desire: how does media shape our fantasies, and in turn, our fantasies shape media? It's an incredibly faithful shot-for-shot remake of the original film, keeping all of the '50s pastiche, but kind of casually updated for the '90s. If you watch these films, they're intensely technical.