The cult status of tech gadgets in the 1980s films
Few decades left as strong a visual fingerprint on cinema as the 1980s. Long before CGI dominated blockbuster budgets, filmmakers relied on tactile, physical gadgets to sell audiences on a story’s world. Those props didn’t just support the plot—they became characters in their own right. From the wailing proton packs of Ghostbusters to the flickering, … >