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The Mechanical Ghost: Anthropomorphism And Existential Dread In Spielberg’s "Duel"
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The Mechanical Ghost: Anthropomorphism And Existential Dread In Spielberg’s "Duel"
Beyond the rust and roar lies a nightmare. Spielberg’s Duel transformed a 1955 Peterbilt into a sentient predator, proving a faceless machine is the ultimate foe. The post The Mechanical Ghost: Anthropomorphism And Existential Dread In Spielberg’s “Duel” first appeared on Top 10 Films.
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