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Drive In Massacre stands as a cult piece from the early wave of drive-in horror, pre-dating the Halloween-era tropes with a distinctive grindhouse flavor. Directed and written by Stu Segall, with contributions from John F. Goff and George Buck Flower, this 74-minute film from S.A.M. Productions and Dimension Pictures delivers a ruthless, sword-wielding killer and a practical, low-budget horror atmosphere that fans of retro cinema still seek out. Below you'll find a concise biography of the project, a quick look at its production and release, and notes on how to experience it today, whether through streaming or occasional retro screenings.