Montopolis pairs live music with silent horror film L'Inferno at Slab Cinema Arthouse this weekend
The landmark 1911 Italian film L'Inferno is coming to life with a live score by the Austin-based orchestral rock group Montopolis. With an astounding run time for its era at 73 minutes, L'Inferno is a loose adaptation of the Inferno canticle from Dante's Divine Comedy, making it the first feature-length horror film ever to be produced.
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