Films:

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein 
Akira Kurosawa’s Dreams
Alekzandr Nvesky
Brazil
Bronenosets Potemkin
Creature from the Black Lagoon
Der Golem
Entr’acte
Fistful of Dollars
Frankenstein
Grand Illusion
Hidden Fortress
Ivan Grozny I, II & III
J’accuse
Last Man Standing
La Roue
Mother
Napoleon
Rashomon
Seven Samurai
Stachka
The Magnificent Seven
The Passion of Joan of Arc
The Mummy
The Rules of the Game
The Bride of Frankenstein
The Wolfman
The Invisible Man
The Maltese Falcon
Touch of Evil
Un Chien andalou
Untouchables
Yojimbo

Terms:

“Pure” Cinema
180 degree rule
Benshi
Creative Geography aka Artificial Landscape
Creative Anatomy
Dada
Diegetic
Editing
  Narrative Cut
    Flashback/Flash Forward
   Intellectual Cut
    Metaphorical aka Associational Cut
  Emotional Cut
Experimental Films
Film Noir
  Characteristics
    Alienated Protagonist
    Chiaroscuro Lighting
    Cigarettes
    Complex Chronology
    Perp Perspective
    Existential 
    Fatalistic
    Narration 
    Obsession
    Realistic Urban Settings
    Snappy Dialogue
    Violence
    Wet
    Femme Fatale
Non Diegetic
Steamboat Willie
Surrealism


People:

Abel Gance 
Akira Kurosawa
Carl Theodor Dreyer
James Whale
Jasujiro Ozu
Jean Renoir
John Sturges  
Karl W. Freund
Lev Kuleshov
Luis Buñuel
Man Ray
Orson Welles
René Clair
Salvador Dali
Sergei Mikhailovich Eisenstein 
Sergio Leone 
Terry Giliam
Vsevolod I. Pudovkin 

Example Questions:

Directed “Alekzandr Nvesky”
		A.	Sergio Leone
		B.	Akira Kurosawa
		C.	John Sturges
		D.	Sergei Eisenstein
		E.	Abel Gance

A nihilistic art movement that flourished in Europe in the early 20th century; based on irrationality and negation of the accepted laws of beauty.
		A.	Dadaism
		B.	Montage of Attractions
		C. 	Linkage
		D.	Surrealism
		E.	Tryptch

One of the impetuses behind the new Millennium Copyright was that this character was about to enter the public domain.
		A.	Mickey Mouse
		B.	Minnie Mouse
		C.	Donald Duck
		D.	Gerti The Dinosaur
		E.	Steamboat Willie

Sound that has a logical reason for being in the world of the actors, like music being heard from a radio on a table in the shot is called?
		A.	RF
		B.	Artificial Sound
		C.	Non-artificial Sound
		D.	Diegetic Sound
		E.	Non-diegetic Sound