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“72 Days Later”

In a tonal shift from the “rage” virus zombies of “28 Days Later,” ����ֱ�� presents the story of Laura Kipnis and the 72-day Title IX investigation she had to endure for examining campus sexual politics in her article “” for The Chronicle of Higher Education. Sex may be one of the in classic slasher movies, but in this case, just talking about sex got Kipnis in a world of trouble. Throughout the months-long investigation, Kipnis was denied a detailed notice of charges, was told she could not speak publicly about her ordeal, and faced a litany of other due process violations.

“Cube: Escape the Free Speech Zone”

Thought escaping an ever-changing landscape of boobytrapped cubical rooms was horrifying? Try having your speech quarantined into tiny, out-of-the-way areas of campus. No one (probably) will hear you scream. Since ����ֱ�� has fought many battles against the use of so-called “free speech zones,” we image this reboot as an anthology recounting the tales of students across the nation. Will administrators ever learn that these zones are patently unconstitutional on public campuses? Will ����ֱ�� exorcise the use of free speech zones? Only time will tell…

“Silent Hill University: Season of the Gag Orders”

The sirens in “Silent Hill” haunted audiences (and players of the original video game) when it was first released in 2006. In this reimagining, it will be the silence that haunts audiences. Gag orders, or directives university administrators impose on individuals requiring them to stay silent about a particular issue or event, have historically been used to silence students and faculty. In this reboot, we imagine a group of wide-eyed podcasters (maybe featuring our own So to Speak Podcast host Nico Perrino?) documenting the stories of students and faculty members nationwide who have fallen victim to gag orders while trying to vanquish the malevolent spirit that possesses                                                                                  administrators to impose them.