It’s one thing to see a silent movie in the year 2026 but it’s a completely different thing to see a screening with a live band and choir backing the soundtrack. Row House Hollywood hosts a showing of the 1931 classic, Frankenstein. But, instead of the regular instrumental track, you’ll hear an R&B-inspired live performance from the 90-member Bach Choir of Pittsburgh. It puts an entirely new twist on this Universal Monsters film that’ll have you seeing Halloween in a completely different light. Just be sure to hold on tight to your popcorn as the monsters take over the screen.
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