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The document outlines the course CTA 2220: Film Genres, focusing on 'Monsters & Madmen' within classic horror films. It details the course structure, including class timings, required screenings, and assignments. The course aims to explore the defining elements of the horror genre through film analysis, discussions, and readings from various texts. Key themes include cultural fears reflected in horror films from their inception to the 1950s. Grading criteria and policies regarding attendance, participation, academic honesty, and accommodations for disabilities are also specified.

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