The drive-in was invented in 1933 by a New Jersey man who rigged a backyard projection setup to solve the problem of affordable family entertainment. At their peak in 1958, more than 4,000 drive-in ...

Drive-in movie theaters used to only be a drive away. But the number of outdoor screens started to drop as property values increased, moviegoers went with other options, and multi-screen movie ...

Summer is almost here, which means it will soon be prime drive-in movie theater season all across America. The concept is simple: stuff as many of your family and friends as you can into your car, ...

During a pandemic that upended lives, broke routines, and mothballed most forms of in-person activities, a funny thing happened in the entertainment business: The drive-in theater saved the cinema.

There's so much summer left after the Fourth of July, which means plenty of time to explore Ohio. The Buckeye State is celebrating America 250 with free movies across the state. How about celebrating ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Maybe I'm too young, but I never got to go to a drive-in theater growing up. All I know about them is what I've seen ― in movies.

Drive-in movies were built for monsters, fast cars, biker gangs, cheap thrills, bad speakers, and worse hot dogs. From Roger Corman and AIP to Troma, cult horror, exploitation classics, and ...