Drive-In Double Feature Podcast

• Alligator (1980) - Drive-In Double Feature Episode 380

  On this episode of Drive-In Double Feature, Nathan and Ryan dive into the murky depths of Alligator (1980), the killer creature feature that made everyone second-guess flushing their toilet. Directed by Lewis Teague and written by John Sayles, this smart and satirical B-movie gem turns urban legend into urban menace with a giant, mutated gator terrorizing the city. The hosts discuss the film’s mix of social commentary, practical effects, and Robert Forster’s charmingly self-aware performance. Is Alligator just a Jaws ripoff, or is it something more? Grab your flashlight and waders—we're going sewer spelunking!

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• Circuitry Man (1990) - Drive-In Double Feature Episode 379

  On this episode of Drive-In Double Feature, Nathan and Ryan jack into the neon-soaked dystopia of Circuitry Man (1990)! This offbeat cyberpunk oddity delivers a post-apocalyptic road trip filled with synthetic romance, brain plugs, and a villain named Plughead who literally taps into people's minds. The hosts break down the film's lo-fi charm, inventive world-building, and how it manages to be both hilarious and oddly heartfelt. Get ready for some serious B-movie circuitry and a wild ride through the techno-trash wasteland of the future!

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• Reptilicus (1961) - Drive-In Double Feature Episode 378

  This week on Drive-In Double Feature, Nathan and Ryan tackle a towering terror from the North—Reptilicus (1961)! Denmark’s answer to Godzilla brings rubbery monster mayhem, questionable dubbing, and one of the most gloriously awkward creature effects in B-movie history. The hosts dig into the film’s international production troubles, its strange blend of military drama and monster rampage, and why Reptilicus holds a special place in the hearts of creature feature fans. Get ready for green goo, flying limbs, and a monster that just won’t stay down!

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• Saw (2004) - Drive-In Double Feature Episode 377

  This week on Drive-In Double Feature, Nathan and Ryan dive headfirst into the grimy, blood-soaked world of James Wan’s breakout horror hit: Saw (2004). The guys revisit the low-budget thriller that kicked off a franchise, launched the torture-porn trend, and gave us one of horror’s most iconic villains: Jigsaw. From the grungy set pieces to the twist that blew everyone's minds in 2004, the hosts dissect what still works, what aged like a rusty hacksaw, and why this little indie horror flick made such a big impact. It’s a game of survival—and podcasting.

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• Rollerball (2002) - Drive-In Double Feature Episode 376

  In this chaotic episode of Drive-In Double Feature, Nathan and Ryan lace up for a wild ride through Rollerball (2002), the notorious remake of the 1975 sci-fi cult classic. Directed by John McTiernan (Die Hard), this overproduced, underwhelming mess swaps dystopian commentary for extreme sports noise and early-2000s MTV aesthetics. The hosts break down the baffling choices, relentless editing, and head-scratching plot, while asking the big question: how did Rollerball go from biting satire to this? It’s corporate-sponsored mayhem, but is it so bad it’s good—or just bad?

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