The Hays Code likely saved American from censorship and forced generations of filmmakers to create a creative film language of symbol and innuendo to tell stories. (silverscreenriot.com)
Demme's use of close - ups is remarkable too, and not something that's translated into contemporary film language too often anymore: Faces, eyes, hands; they're everywhere, making the suspense personal, and therefore way more frightening. (scene-stealers.com)
The actor went on to suggest that Aquaman won't be without its horror elements, either, explaining that the genre «is a really good platform to mold these [directors] with good film language; it's a good genre to strut their stuff. (gamesradar.com)