Friday Night at the Terror Glow Drive-In: No Time for Sergeants (1958)
Earl trades surfboards for military discipline with No Time for Sergeants, Andy Griffith’s hilarious 1958 comedy featuring Don Knotts before Mayberry.
Friday Night at the Terror Glow Drive – In: Gidget (1959)
Earl gives the monsters a night off as Gidget hits the Terror Glow screen, bringing surfing, Sandra Dee, Moondoggie, and a surprising bit of beach-movie history.
Is Attack of the Crab Monsters (1957) Worth Watching? | Friday Night at TerrorGlow Drive – In
Giant radioactive crabs, questionable 1950s science and Roger Corman on a tiny budget. Is Attack of the Crab Monsters still worth watching? Earl has tonight’s feature ready at Terror Glow.
Is Them! (1954) Still Worth Watching? Friday Night at TerrorGlow Drive-In
Pull into TerrorGlow Drive-In for giant radioactive ants, 1950s sci-fi history, a young Leonard Nimoy, and Earl’s take on one of the decade’s great creature features. More than 70 years…