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Looking back as an adult, I can see that Richard Matheson's made-for-TV thriller was a work of allegorical
genius on a par with Kafka's Metamorphosis. The third story of the trilogy, "Amelia," is a brilliant
meditation on self-determination and personal transformation.
But to a seven-year-old it was only about one thing: a woman being hunted through her apartment by an 18-inch Zuni warrior fetish doll wielding a steak knife. |
