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- An early slasher movie about a sword wielding maniac killing people at a drive-in theatre. Stu Segall's film is low budget trash, but its not without merit. Drive-In Massacre was obviously made for a drive-in audience, and that would probably be the best way to see the film. The production values are low, but the intention is good.
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My @SeverinFilmsOfficial Blu-ray movie review for "Drive-In Massacre", a 1976 proto-slasher directed by Stu Segall and starring John F. Goff, Bruce Kimball ...
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Nov 24, 2020 · An early entry in the annals of then-budding slasher movies, Drive-In Massacre served as a progenitor to the likes of more mainstream slasher fare ala Friday the 13 th or Halloween.
The idea of this is much better than the execution. . A maniac armed with a sword is murdering unsuspecting couples at the local drive in. . Two veteran cops on the case investigate. . The gore...
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- Stu Segall
- R
- John F. Goff, Adam Lawrence, Douglas Gudbye
Patrons at the local Drive-In theater are being slaughtered by a sword wielding psychopath! That pretty much sums up this pre-slasher era horror outing directed by Stu Segall. Its bare bones, its low budget but it is a highly entertaining 72 minutes which plays out half slasher, half whodunit.
Drive-In Massacre is a 1976 American B-movie slasher film written and directed by Stu Segall, and co-written by John F. Goff and George Buck Flower.
If you've heard of Cheezy Flicks Entertainment, then it should come as no surprise to you that Drive-in Massacre, a 1976 lo-budget horror flick filmed "entirely in bloodcurdling GORE-COLOR" isn't actually a good film. In fact, it's a bad film.
Mar 16, 2017 · Review of Severin Film's blu-ray release of Drive-in Massacre (1976), directed by Stu Segall and starring John F. Goff, Steve Vincent, and Douglas Gudbye