“Hacks” star Hannah Einbinder and “The X-Information” legend Gillian Anderson are teaming as much as tackle a brand new type of slasher film.

“Teenage Intercourse and Demise at Camp Miasma” will mark the third function from Jane Schoenbrun, whose psychological horror drama “I Noticed the TV Glow” turned some of the acclaimed indies of 2024.

Plan B is producing the movie, with Mubi financing and to distribute throughout will distribute in choose territories, together with North America, Latin America, U.Okay., Eire, Germany, Austria, Benelux, Turkey, India, Australia, and New Zealand. The Match Manufacturing facility is dealing with remaining worldwide gross sales.

In “Teenage Intercourse and Demise at Camp Miasma,” the notorious “Camp Miasma” slasher franchise is getting rebooted but once more. However when the newest film’s director turns into obsessive about the mysterious, reclusive actress who performed the “remaining lady” within the authentic movie, a complete new type of slasher emerges from the underside of the lake.

“I make motion pictures I want existed once I was a child,” mentioned Schoenbrun, “Teenage Intercourse and Demise at Camp Miasma is my finest try on the ‘sleepover basic:’ an insane but cozy midnight odyssey that beckons to unsuspecting viewers from the horror part on the native video retailer. I couldn’t be extra excited to be heading to sleepaway camp this summer time with the mad comedian genius Hannah Einbinder, the legendary Gillian Anderson, and the daring people at Mubi and Plan B, who by greenlighting this film have summoned a plague-like flood of blood, guts, and numerous different fluids to rain down on us all.”

Schoenbrun is a non-binary filmmaker and author. Alongside “I Noticed the TV Glow,” their different movies embody “We’re All Going to the World’s Truthful,” and “A Self-Induced Hallucination.” “I Noticed the TV Glow” was nominated for six Impartial Spirit Awards together with finest image, screenplay and director, and it was nominated for 3 Gotham Awards. Their first novel, “Public Entry Afterworld,” will likely be revealed by Hogarth in 2026.

Latest and upcoming Mubi productions embody Kelly Reichardt’s “The Mastermind,” Karim Aïnouz’s “Rosebush Pruning,” and Jim Jarmusch’s “Father Mom Sister Brother.”

Schoenbrun is represented by CAA, Leisure 360, and Kimberly Jaime at Jackoway Austen; Einbinder by CAA, The Lede Firm, Cary Dobkin and David Krintzman at Yorn, Levine, Barnes, Krintzman, Rubenstein, Kohner, Endlich, Goodell & Gellman; Anderson by UTA, Impartial Expertise, and Premier Communications.