The Devil to Pay

Year: 1960

Runtime: 28 mins

Language: English

Director: Herb Skoble

Comedy

Presented as a brief silent film with narrated commentary, the short parodies science‑fiction tropes. After the United States mistakenly launches a rogue rocket that crashes on the mythic realm of Tartarus—also called Hades—the film follows Buster Keaton as the enraged demon Diabolus, who seeks vengeance against the intruders.

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