Drive-In Movie Theater Ambience | Nostalgic Screen Mix | Movie Trailers | Intermission Ads

This is a 2-hour and 45-minute relaxation video that will transport you back in time to mid-century Americana. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a journey through a selection of science fiction, horror, and B-movie trailers from the 1950s-1970s, accompanied by countdown timers, and drive-in intermission ads for classic snack bar treats like popcorn, hot dogs, candy, and soda. These drive-in promos span the decades in style

Experience the nostalgic atmosphere of the drive-in theater and let the stresses of modern life fade away. This should be enjoyable to anyone with a passion for vintage movies, retro culture, and mid-century Americana.

So turn down the lights, grab some classic concession stand treats, and immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of a bygone era. You'll feel like you're right there at the drive-in theater, watching classic sci-fi and horror movies and enjoying the simple pleasures of life.

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Trailer Chapters:
00:00 Intermission Begins
03:36 The Thing From Another World Trailer
15:41 Mission Stardust Trailer
28:15 The Colossus Of New York Trailer
39:42 Robinson Crusoe On Mars Trailer
57:32 The Crawling Eye Trailer
01:05:10 Dark Star Trailer
01:18:30 The Blob Trailer 1958
01:27:23 The Creature Walks Amoung Us Trailer 1956
01:41:58 Forbidden Planet Trailer 1956
01:49:34 The Amazing Colossal Man
02:05:42 The Giant Spider Invasion Trailer 1975
02:14:19 The War of the Worlds Trailer 1953
02:21:43 Gorath Trailer
2:40:36 Beware! The Blob Trailer 1972

[Tasia]

Don't let the Drive-Inns Die! Drive-Inns were created in the United States and are part our of history. If you have a drive-in close to you go on and visit it, go as a big group if possible, and don't forget to hit the snack bar, this helps keep the owners in business. Going to watch a movie like this is not just about seeing a movie it's about the whole experience. I have been going to the drive inn movies for 50 years and it is a great way to have fun with the whole family. If I could own and operate one I would not hesitate to do so. Have fun at the drive- in yall!!

[smiley]

I really like some of the classic intermission ads and movie trailers, but the 99W Drive-in Movie Theater in Newberg, OR has some of the classic intermission ads as well as movie classics from both the 1970's and 1980's. Awesome drive-in movie place in Oregon! 😊

[kalvonixmusic]

The one and only drive-in in my city closed down permanently tonight. I'm heartbroken but happy I can have this video for comfort. Thank you❤

[BronMor]

Please make more like this! I leave this running on my TV all the time!

[heathinvaderstudios]

I love this!!! Long live the drive in experience. 🤩🤩🤩🥹🥹🥹🥹

[Curly]

GREAT MEMORIES!! THOSE WERE THE DAYS!! I CAN STILL SMELL THE SNACK BAR😀😀

[phantasma]

Always go to the drive ins at least once a summer!

[robertmccoy]

Like to see an entire film shown like this.

[rkmklz]

I grew up in L A.. drive in theater was part of our life....in the 1960s and 1970s it greatest time to be alive in California 😮

[laurahurst]

I have 2 DVD's with Intermission ads on them. Plus, during the Summer, i watch these YouTube videos all the time. I even put them on in my Chevy and have the sound of it going through my speakers.

[garinsparks]

When I can't get to The Mahoning or Skyline Drive in these, get me happy FAST

[falconxvid]

Really well done, yes the light off, on the big TV monitor and little imagination and we are right there, thanks for this

[smichelle]

You could put in a couple of full-length public domain movies for the complete drive-in double feature experience; I'd totally watch it!

[MickeyTheTimelord]

i love this! seeing the is video like in a car. it brings me back to when i was a kid.

[TheKinoEye]

Spent some time with family, at UA Westbury Drive In. Twenty-some years later I became a UA theatre manager. Just before the location was demolished I took pictures. I even climbed up the screens and took shots looking down. The location is now a Regal Indoor Multiplex. The UA Westbury Drive-In was the last of Drive-Ins, in Long Island.

[helenapappas]

We still go all the time here in ontario CAN

[WilliamR.Graham]

Always a Special Night 🌙 for us 5 kids in a station wagon .
I can hear my Dad say....
" Lay down back there ! " betwee features for he and Mom. Lol 😂😂

[riskey]

Can you do more like this plz. I ❤ THIS SO MUCH THX ✌🏻😃✌🏻

[LannieLord]

I like your set up and ambiance . I'm in the mood for BAD pizza and a BAD egg roll right now.

[fixman]

Ok, this is SLICK! I've been watching a lot of Drive-In videos lately but this takes the cake!
I actually Screen Share my phone to my Canon Rayo Pico Projector and point it at the wall to boost the effect. Ironically the Vali-Hi Drive in the Twin Cities in Minnesota (the last Drive-In I went to) has a Digital Cinema Projector With Texas Instruments DLP chips in it...and my Canon Rayo Projector does too, although simpler.