Welcome to, The Drive-In.



                                           "The Drive-In"



Welcome to my new blog, The Drive-In, where I will be writing about new films, Dvd, Blu-Rays, streaming films and new shows on NetFlix, Hulu and other platforms, including new seasons of your favorite animated sitcoms, like, South Park, Family Guy, Bob's Burgers and so on. I will also be doing a bargain-bin film review because I love finding cheap films and watching them. I was going to call this new blog, The Bargain-Bin but as a kid I loved going to the Drive-In and seeing films and to those who don't know what a Drive-In is look it up.  


I will be writing a new post and it will be coming out soon. So stay tooned, lol. 


If there is anything you would like me to review or write about please let me know. 











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