Released in 1980, Inferno continued Dario Argento’s exploration of supernatural horror, expanding the world first introduced in Suspiria. As the second chapter in the Three Mothers trilogy, Inferno dives deeper into a hidden mythology, ancient witches known as the Mothers, whose influence spreads through cursed buildings and unseen forces. But Inferno isn’t a traditional narrative. It moves like a dream. Characters drift through elaborate sets filled with unnatural lighting, shifting logic, and

Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum on Instagram: "Ride on board with @dario_franchitti during the Historic Car Lap on Race Day! Dario drove the 1960 Ken-Paul Special Watson, which Jim Rathmann drove to victory. Every year, the Museum’s restoration team runs the Historic Car Lap just before 11 a.m. the day of the Indianapolis 500. It’s always special to see the cars from the Museum’s collection back on track."

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