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Mmm I believe you may have conflated two seminal, related 1980s documentaries.
Each is about one of the heroic Baker twins, Fighters of Degeneracy Angela and Peter, and the trauma they suffered in the wake of the death of their one of their two moron homosexual dads at the hands of a shitty female driver who had no business behind the wheel of a boat in her role as counselor at Camp Arawak, back in the day. In this terrible accident, one of the twins was killed as well.
OR WERE THEY.
Sleepaway Camp, which does not feature a Springsteen, does in fact tell the true story of traumatized young Peter, forced by his psychotic aunt to pretend to be Angela after the latter was killed alongside the aforementioned gay dad. Peter was also traumatized by watching his gay dads have buttsex when he was little, which explains why as a forcibly trooned teen attending Camp Arawak he had to decapitate a boy trying to make out with him, amongst other murders, leading to a visual still in my mind to this day of his head just rollin’ down the hill while Pangela stood up holding a bloody knife, all nude and bepenised with a pelt of body hair that would shame an Armenian grampa. Thus, Peter is shown to have nobly fought against degeneracy in his own way.
Sleepaway Camp II, however, features a Springsteen as the Ackshully Not Dead Angela. The degeneracy she fights against contains no troonery to my recollection, but does contain a lot of teenage whoredom, which was probs a bigger concern than troonery in the 80s, when even degeneracy was quaintly wholesome, compared to the modern version.
Regardless I recommend both these documentaries. Highly informative.
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