Let's all go to the Drive-In Theatre circa 67-75. Just press PLAY below and go full screen to enjoy a trip back to the Drive-In. Get ready for a night of high-octane thrills and cult classic chills at our Drive-In Double Feature!  We're bringing you two legendary films that will have you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.  First up, it's the 1970 biker action extravaganza, "The Losers". Follow a gang of Vietnam War veterans turned mercenaries as they embark on a daring mission to rescue a captured CIA agent from the clutches of the enemy. With roaring motorcycles, explosive action, and a rebellious spirit, this film is a wild ride you won't forget.  Then, brace yourself for the 1997 underground sensation, "The Sore Losers". This offbeat, sci-fi horror flick takes you on a bizarre journey with a group of misfit aliens and rock 'n' roll outlaws as they navigate a surreal world of chaos and carnage. It's a psychedelic trip filled...

Let's all go to the Drive-In Theatre circa 67-75. Just press PLAY below and go full screen to enjoy a trip back to the Drive-In. Prepare for an evening of high-flying martial arts action and mystical music! Join us for a Drive-In Double Feature that will transport you to the heart of 60s and 70s cinema with two classic kung fu films that are sure to thrill and entertain. Feature 1: “Kung Fu Mama” Follow the fierce and determined mother of the Boxer from Shantung as she gathers her family to avenge her son’s death at the hands of the Shanghai Axe Gang. With intense fight scenes and a powerful story of family and vengeance, this film is a must-see for any kung fu enthusiast. Feature 2: “Seven Steps of Kung Fu” Join Tiger, a young kung fu disciple, as he learns the seven steps of kung fu from his master, Lee San Pai. Together, they take on the ruthless Five Hands Gang and their corrupt general in a battle to save their village. This film combines thrilling martial arts choreography wi...

Let's celebrate the New Jersey blue collar everyman whose voice and gift for songwriting lead him from hanging off the back of a Garbage truck to the big time. Are you ready to rock and roll with Pat Dinizio, the legendary lead singer of The Smithereens? Join us for a special tribute to his cinematic works, featuring three films that showcase his talent, passion and personality. Whether he’s playing baseball, running for office or living the high life, Pat Dinizio always delivers a memorable performance. Don’t miss this chance to see him on the big screen in 7th Inning Stretch, Mr. Smithereen Goes to Washington and King Leisure S.O.B. It’s a film festival that will make you feel like you’re in a lonely place with a girl like you.  Get ready to experience the magic of Pat Dinizio. Let's all go to the Drive-In Theatre circa 67-75.  Just press PLAY below and go full screen and enjoy a trip back to the Drive-In.

Counter Culture Theatre Presents: Naptown Rock Radio Wars  “Naptown Rock Radio Wars” is a new documentary that chronicles the rise of rock and roll radio in Indianapolis. It also tells the story of two competing broadcasters who used rock music as a weapon in their fierce battle for ratings domination.  Press PLAY and go full screen below.   Counter Culture Theatre is your weekend TV home for the best in classic 60's and early 70's counter culture films.  Find it here:   Counter Culture Theatre Radio Free Naptown. From 1968 to 1972 a group of brilliant young Indianapolis pirate radio broadcasters unified their skills and talents to create the “bootleg” radio station WRFN. The “electronics whiz-kids” operating WRFN evaded the FCC for four years - even transmitting from a horse pasture to elude detection. The definitive WRFN Playlist.   

Let's all go to the Drive-In Theatre circa 67-75.  Just press PLAY below and go full screen and enjoy a trip back to the Drive-In. First up its 2000 Maniacs. The film has been noted by critics as an early example of hicksploitation in grindhouse films, as well as for its sensationalizing of national perceptions between the North and South.  Then the X rated Flesh For Frankenstein. In West Germany and the United States, the film was released as Andy Warhol's Frankenstein (though only the title Frankenstein appeared on the print itself) and was presented in the Space-Vision 3D process in premiere engagements. It was rated X by the MPAA due to its explicit sexuality, nudity and violence. No surprise YouTube has deleted the film, but you can begin the playlist below and when it's time for Frankenstein select it below the playlist to watch it. Let's create a fictional soundtrack for this cult classic using music from the era and some spoken word poetry to enhance the film....

Let's all go to the Drive-In Theatre circa 67-75. Just press Play and go full screen and enjoy a trip back to the Drive-In. This weekend we bring you the ultimate "B" movie.  Shot in the summer of 1971, but not released until 1973, Schlock is the first credited film by John Landis.    

Let's all go to the Drive-In Theatre circa 67-75. Just press Play and go full screen and enjoy a trip back to the Drive-In. This time we offer 2 late 70s Alien Invasion films. Prepare for an otherworldly cinematic experience with our double feature extravaganza! First up, “End Of The World (1977)” Then, brace yourself for “The Dark (1979)”. Together, these films create an unforgettable night under the stars at the drive-in. So grab your popcorn and hold tight to your seat because we are about to take you on a ride you’ll never forget. The invasion begins at dusk—don’t miss out on the ultimate 70s sci-fi double feature!    A soundtrack for this Drive-In Double Feature.    Step back in time and groove to the cosmic beats of the 70s with “Albedo 0.39: The 70s Sci-Fi Invasion”. This exclusive soundtrack is a curated collection of deep cuts and iconic anthems that defined a decade of interstellar dreams and alien encounters. From the funky basslines of Parliament’s “Mo...