Some material may not be suitable for children under 10. These films may contain some mild language, crude/suggestive humor, scary moments and/or violence. No drug content is present. There are a few exceptions to this rule. A few racial insults may also be heard.
**_Drive-in shenanigans in the mid-70s_**
Several different sets of people, young and older, go to a drive-in outside of Dallas on Friday night. Some just want to enjoy a cheesy 70’s disaster flick while others want to romance or rumble. A couple even want to rob.
“Drive-In” (1976) is basically “American Graffiti” set at a drive-in in Anytown, USA, except that it throws in some hammy humor,...
A small-town in Texas, one sweaty summer night, and every teenager within a 50-mile radius crammed into The Alamo drive-in to watch a gloriously fake disaster flick called "Disaster '76." Rod Amateau's Drive-In throws rival gangs, awkward first dates, and two absolutely clueless would-be robbers into a blender and hits purée. The acting is so-so, the jokes land with a thud as often as they land at...
