So I've started my final semester of college and my schedule is pretty sweet. I have class on Monday and Tuesday and I work full days Wednesday through Friday.

The classes I'm taking are Film Genres: Horror and Its Critics, History of Photography, and Adapting the Screenplay. Although it's going to be the most work, I'm most looking forward to the History of Photography class, the professor is brilliant and incredibly entertaining.

In the horror class we recently watched Night of the Living Dead the film that, along with Rosemary's Baby launched the modern horror genre in 1968. Although Romero's film is good for some laughs (whether they're intentional or not is open to debate... I think it mostly is), it still packs a punch, especially the photo montage at the end that plays under the credits. Rent this film to see from whence the horror movies that now plague our cinemas were born! If you regret it, you're dumb and deserve to be fed to zombies.