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Dead End Drive-In (1986)

In the future, a health nut and his tag-along girlfriend become trapped in a drive-in theater that has become a concentration camp for outcast youths.

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Bobby M 22 Aug 2009

Australian B-flick from the director of Turkey Shoot. Decent time waster.

Mike N 03 Aug 2008

"Dead End Drive-In" is a cheesy Aussie cult film set in future world that looks remarkably like a cross between a music video from The Cure and deleted scenes from Mad Max. However, the film makes up for its lack of original vision with a unique premise (teens stuck in a drive-in cinema thats actually a concentration camp) and a cheeky self awareness.

Rodney E 09 Jan 2013

Having seen this many times in the old video store back in the day in the horror section I wanted to see this but never did. Maybe it was the kind of clowny yet Crowish eye makeup by the guy on the cover. Well I finally saw this and it was a huge bore. I really do not understand why this was in the horror section back then when it could easily have been in the action section..well ok more near the Mad Max movies, which this sucks heavily compared to in terms of car action. Some of the ideas were cool but even having a run time of less than an hour and a half there wasn't much going on and this is pretty much a dud. Dead end drive in? More like dead end movie that went nowhere.

John N 26 Jun 2011

In this film, the government has turned drive in movie theaters into prison camps. If that premise interests you, then seek out this little seen Australian film, if it doesn't please stay away

Grayson W 06 Nov 2013

A wild mix of different elements. The film comes to us from the land down under, but is an ultra-80's apocalyptic film (so 80's it hurts, but imo that's a good thing). It's wildly weird fun. It's a very different kind of film. Ned Manning puts on a great performance as our lead and Peter Whitford, Wilbur Wilde and Dave Gibson do memorably great jobs as well as supporting characters. A wild ride if there ever was one, I would highly recommend this film if you have a taste for the bizarre and insane.