At the Drive-In

If you've ever felt like an outsider, watch this film. If you've ever loved a film no one else understood, watch this film. If you love documentaries, WATCH THIS FILM.

This was a nostalgic look back at the drive in industry. If you are into movies and the theater business this will prove to be an enjoyable and interesting film.

This is a beautiful documentary that shows how a galvanizing passion can create a community. Recommended for all audiences, but especially lovers of film.

The Mahoning Drive In is a story that takes place in today's isolated, joyless mainstream where inspired travelers find delight and new family under the stars and yesterday's large screen magic.

Anyone who has ever felt the charm, or imagined the magic of a Drive In should love this movie.

I am extremely relieved to see they survived 2020 and are in business this year. Can't wait to visit.

This film made me so happy! And congratulations to Virgil and his whole eccentric crew for following their mutual passion by keeping this dying art form alive and running. For those of us who grew up going to the drive-in on balmy, summer nights-meeting up with our gang of friends, loading plastic lawn chairs into the back of an old hatchback, hiding someone under our legs in the back seat under a pile of blankets, reciting movie dialogue while perched on the roof of our cars, riding on rusty swing sets during intermission-we we feel the love. It was a simpler time.

I live in Southern California and a few drive-ins still remain. But, most have switched to digital, and yes, you can feel the difference. I hope to one day make it out to Mahoning Drive-In to catch a vintage double feature and soak in the nostalgia. Keep it up, guys!