The Log

Christopher Nolan’s second film, Memento (2000), uses an entirely unique backwards structure to convey the protagonist Leonard’s mental condition, giving the audience a direct look into his psyche.

Drive (2011) uses its lighting throughout the entirety of the film to portray its protagonist's emotions, despite him acting as if he has none at the same time.

Stanley Kubrick's 1980 film The Shining is an excellent psychological thriller that owes the majority of its fame to the cinematography used within the film, primarily done by John Alcott. This review will be entirely focused on the camera work and cinematography within the…

Ridley Scott's original Blade Runner uses the production design to establish its unique Neo-Noir identity. The film does this best through its use of props, such as the neon glow-stick umbrellas, with the most iconic prop choice being the flying police cars driven throughout the…