DRIVE IN MASSACRE

Cinemavixion Review

Stu Segall's 1976 exploitation flick, "Drive In Massacre," plunges viewers into a grim hunt for a sword-wielding serial killer terrorizing a rural drive-in theater. While the premise offers a lurid glimpse into a specific subgenre of horror, the film's execution, as suggested by its modest IMDb rating of 3.7, likely leans more towards raw, unvarnished grit than polished cinematic craft. Starring John F. Goff, Steve Vincent, and Douglas Gudbye, the narrative follows two detectives tasked with apprehending the elusive murderer. This film appears to be a product of its time, aiming to shock and thrill with its straightforward, albeit brutal, premise. For fans of gritty, low-budget 70s horror, "Drive In Massacre" might offer a fascinating, if perhaps unsettling, viewing experience.