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The film industry is never stagnant and it seems as if there is always a new film being released in theaters. People enjoy entertainment so it makes sense that they don't mind spending their hard earned money on movie tickets and DVDs. However, wading through an endless list of films when trying to choose what to view can be a harrowing and daunting task if they aren't classified into any sort of order. This is why it is helpful that the immense collection of films that have been made over the years can all be divided into different genres. A popular film genre among people is comedy. Comedies are defined as light-hearted dramas, crafted to amuse, entertain, and provoke enjoyment. It is the ideal type of movie for people to watch if they've had a stressful day and just want to be entertained. This is because it provides merriment and a momentary escape from day-to-day life. Some memorable comedies that can be recalled include Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Home Alone, School of Rock, Superbad, and The Simpsons Movie. Even though comedies aim to make people laugh, it is important to note that the humor [can] have a serious or pessimistic side. Equally important is the fact that a happy ending is to be expected when viewing any film in this genre. Horror films are a classification of movies that depend, at key moments, on the anticipation of something terrible about to happen. A plethora of these movies are annually released and revisited around October because, oddly, people like to be scared witless. If a horror film has been successful, it is likely that it succeeded in the task to frighten and panic, cause dread and alarm, and to invoke our hidden worst fears. A film may accomplish this by getting the audience's adrenaline running or by simply making the movie as gory as possible. A list of films that reflect the genre of horror are the Texas Chainsaw Massacre series, Dracula, and Frankenstein. Adventure films have exciting stories, with new