paranoia and deception

His masterpieces like 'Rosemary's Baby' and 'Chinatown' are quintessential explorations of paranoia, where reality becomes indistinguishable from delusion.

Films like 'Gone Girl' and 'Se7en' meticulously construct narratives where deception and psychological manipulation drive the entire plot.

His thrillers such as 'Blow Out' and 'Body Double' are obsessed with unreliable perspectives and the paranoid notion that nothing perceived can be trusted.