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“Perhaps it’s no surprise, then, that the open road has become one of film’s most iconic images.”
“Likewise, if roads promise freedom, then the road in horror proves this freedom to be a mirage.”
“You can picture it: The car speeding down the highway, radio up, windows down.”
“The road becomes a Möbius strip, a never-ending loop of surface.”
“He is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Scofield as well as a Contributing Editor at Literary Hub .”
“No one really drives away from anything.”
“We’re catching the tail-end of a lunchtime rendezvous between Marion Crane and her beau, Sam Loomis.”
“Ironically, though, the danger is not a direct response to her crime.”
“She is already in her private trap, even if no one has given her the language to call it that yet.”