Double Feature Drive-in: The Black Castle & The Crawling Eye

The Double Feature Drive-In brings the experience of the drive-in straight to you. With retro trailers, and intermission ads together with 2 feature classics and cartoon short. #classicfilm #drivein

Speaker Instructions: The Speakers are hooked to the poles , Please drive up closely so your front door is even with the speaker. Roll down your window. Unhook the Speaker from the Pole and hook it on your car window or door. **Please report any broken speaker to the Refreshment Stand.**

Now Playing: 2 classic "Horror" films, "The Black Castle" and "The Crawling Eye" with Retro Cartoon Short "Betty Boop's Rise to Fame" (1934)

Betty Boop's Rise to Fame (1934) RATED PASSED - Directed by Dave Fleischer , Myron Waldman with Dave Fleischer , Myron Waldman , Bonnie Poe
A reporter interviews Max Fleischer about his creation, and Betty illustrates with excerpts from three prior cartoons.

The Black Castle (1956) RATED PASSED - Directed by Nathan Juran , with Richard Greene , Boris Karloff , Stephen McNally
Man investigates the disappearance of two of his friends who were the guests of a sinister Austrian count.

The Crawling Eye - AKA: The Trollenberg Terror (1958) NOT RATED - Directed by Quentin Lawrence , with Forrest Tucker , Laurence Payne , Jennifer Jayne
A series of decapitations on a Swiss mountainside appear to be connected to a mysterious radioactive cloud.

Drive-In Intro
The Black Castle trailer
The Crawling Eye trailer
Cartoon Short - ""Betty Boop's Rise to Fame" (1934)
The Black Castle
Intermission
he Crawling Eye
Good Night and Drive Safely

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"The Black Castle"
"The Crawling Eye"

[merlapittman]

A horror movie with the inimitable Boris Karloff and a sci-fi monster movie - an excellent combo!

[mjd]

Loved hearing all the Universal stock music from The Wolfman, Ghost of Frankenstein, etc, in The Black Castle.

[german]

I'm in for this! Oh, RIP Mrs Glynis Johns 😢. Can't you do anything neatly? Can't you?

[kellysnipe]

TWO great 50's classics! The first film, "The Black Castle", stars Richard Greene (the TV Robin Hood) and Boris Karloff in a tale of malice in the palace. Produced and directed by the crack team of William Alland and Nathan Juran (who also teamed to do the 1957 sci-fi hit "The Deadly Mantis"). The second film tonight is "The Crawling Eye", an offbeat British sci-fi flick which has Forrest Tucker at a high-altitude Norwegian scientific outpost, battling weird creatures from outer space. Cheers! I'll see you there!

[lizlocher]

I TOTALLY love the way you presented this EXACTLY like at the drive in of my youth in the 1960's, refreshment stand ads n cartoons n way to hook up the speaker to your car instructions n all!!! What a blast from the ever so EXCELLENT part of my youth!! Really cool compilation!!!

[johnzeszut]

I remember that the co-feature for the "Crawling Eye" was the "Runny Nose" - we do not have a Black Castle here in the city but we have the White

[willowwobble]

What a treat! So many beloved actors from my childhood, especially Richard Greene and Boris Karlof ... Robin Hood, Frankenstein and Alf Garnet!😂

[hexes]

I love the double feature Drive-In I love the way you set them up I love the car going across gravel and the drive-in introduction in the previews and it's a double feature awesome please do more drive-in theaters

[linnmatthews]

I saw this as a kid, and for some reason I didn't care for it. Didn't watch it again for many years. When I did finally watch it again, I loved it, and have watched it many times sense then. It's become one of those I'll watch whenever it's on.

[rogerrendzak]

Excellent👌!!! A double punch, of two great films, and genrés😉!!! One semi–classic, Universal horror movie with (Karloff and Chaney, no less), and one classic, sci-fi/horror film, unchallenged so far, in that genré👍!!! Wonderful👏!!! One, which I really don't recall 'The Black Castle' (of which was, NOT disappointing), and the other which coincidentally, just happens to be one, of my favorite sci-fi/horror movies, of all time😁!!!! Great prints, and copies, also.
Even though, we got gyped of the Betty Boop, 'toon🙄……….LOL.

[ellietobe]

I just love a somewhat happy ending. The good guys almost always won back then but not without a lot of trouble and anguish. Sure took The Castle of Death took it right down to the line in order to finally let the good guy win.

[tothestarz]

Now I want a pepper steak sammich with a cold tingly soft drink, Lol

[killerrabbitFromspace]

Welcome to the double feature drive in
Trailers 1:15
The black castle 3:19
Intermission please visit the snack bar
The crawling eye 1:29:24
Thank you for your visit please drive home safe

[dennisbennaman]

As kids, , , we loved the drive in theater... especially the playground area...20 minutes to the show at intermission. Was time for the concession stand... pizza and hot dogs.

[marcdelente]

Formidable formule de 2 films un d épouvante et l autre de science fiction version drive du cinéma des années 50 avec dessins animés compris Betty boop. Je possède ce 2 films en 35mm mais je vai gardé précieusement sur ma playliste avant de mettre ces films sur disques dure. Merci infiniment.

[VIRGONOMICS]

Richard Greene is great in this. I don’t recall ever seeing this when I was a kid. For Gods sake; Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney Jr. are exaggerations of their creepiest. Classic.
“ Alright I’ll tell you, your husbands a Murderer.”

[RedOctober]

Black Castle: Good story line, good acting. I'm surprised. I was tense the whole movie.
Crawling eye was again, way better than expected. This is a good double feature, worth the watch.

[farsaijohn]

F-troup, saturday morning ghost busters👍👍✨✨🌟🌟forster tucker, jf.

[celenacasciani]

Another really awesome movie with Boris Karloff, Basil Rathbone and Vincent Price is 1939's The Tower of London!!

[tiggersboy]

The lovely Janet Munro in The Crawling Eye. ❤ Sad that she died young. The first appearance of the creatures is quite good. It’s only when they have the scenes of them outside the observatory that the spfx looks really bad.