This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

A brilliant film that helped define a genre

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

A kid with Down syndrome watches horror movies at a drive-in from his basement window and goes crazy, escaping from his house and killing off unsuspecting people at the drive-in. Another entry in the endless line of run-of-the-mill, direct-to-video slasher flicks, and not an even remotely entertaining one at that. Badly shot (mostly on DV it looks like) and featuring bland characters and bad writing, "Drive-in" can be a very painful and slow film to watch; sitting through the film felt more like a chore. There's little in the way of gore (the films showing on the drive-in supplied most of what little we get—-interestingly, almost all of the films are from Troma no less) And the death scenes are usually lame (one involving a girl being strangled to death by dental floss being a real eye-roller). A couple of actors in the film were actually decent (gasp!), but a film can't be fueled by alright acting alone and as a result the film is a terrible bore. Oh, and the nude scene involving the chunky girl…I don't even want to talk about THAT…Completely missable unless you simply MUST see every horror movie ever made.3/10.

The cover of this movie is ten times better then the actual movie. I would recommend to anyone seeking a good movie to not rent this one. I've been a horror flick fan since I was 12 and even at that age this wouldn't of scared me a bit. Save your money on this one guys and girls.

This movie was HORRIBLE!!!!! It started out lousy and ended even more lousy. This movie is about a mentally retarded man that can't even act retarded much less a pycotic killer that lives with his mom that spoils him. His dad owns a drive-in theater that shows horror movies and the mother of the retarded man tries to shut the theater down but we see her do nothing other than use threats at him in public places. Meanwhile, the frustration of the two parents drives the man crazy and sence he lives right across from the theater, he ocasionaly glances over at the theater and gets his kicks off of killing people while he's watching the movie screen. The actors are all killed off quickly and act to dumb and stupid enough to even live that long through even half the movie. This movie was done by ammature video cameras with ammature and wooden actors. And to top it all off.... very, very low-budget in the makeing of this film. Awful.... just plain awful.

This movie is really not worth watching. I rented it becuse it was $0.99 at the movie store and I had nothing better to do on a Sunday night. The only interesting parts of the movie are the clips from the trauma team movies and those aren't even that good, just gory. The acting is terrible and it looks like it was filmed with a home digital camera. Terrible.