Identify the film genre name. 1. Small towns, ranches, during cattle-drives, Native-American villages, saloons, horses, six-shooters or revolvers, outlaws and cowboys, bounty hunters, the Sheriff. 2. Singing and dancing, orchestra or band accompaniment, spectacular stage productions with make-up, costuming, romantic sub-plot, music, choreography. 3. Outer space, the future or parallel universe, virtual world, or during time travel, blasters and spaceships, aliens, space or time travelers, superheroes, mutants, robots, clones, apocalyptic scenarios after an eco- or nuclear disaster, invasion of Earth by hostile aliens, extensive visual effects. 4. Big-budget physical stunts and high-speed chases, rescues, battles, fights, escapes, destructive crises, non-stop motion, violent, spectacular rhythm and pacing, adventurous, ‘good-guy’ heroes battling ‘bad guys’, dynamic. 5. Life situations, character development, conflicts, emotionally-driven characters, relationships, insightful. 6. Dark and isolated places, unexplained things, forests or woods, graveyards, attics, spooky castles, abandoned buildings, fear or disgust, nerve-racking, computer graphics, zombies, vampires, ghosts or serial killers, witches, thrilling, screamer, fake blood. 7. Facts and information, real events and people, nonfiction. 8. Gripping plot, private eye, police officer, gangsters, hoodlums, criminals, robbers, murderers, jewel robbers, drug dealers, intriguing, car thieves, unforgettable villain(s), the FBI, organized crime, unforeseen, real-life criminal portraits, severe. 9. Light-hearted plots, laughter, romantic, satirical, hilarious, jokes, sense of humour, parodies, clownish. 10. Magic, supernatural events, mythology, special effects, non-existent worlds.