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Dead End Drive-In [DVD]
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A drive-in theater is actually a government trap to trap unruly Car Boys (and other undesirable scum) and keep them there. Thus society will be free of the rebellious young people who bother it. Once inside, and while completing the sexual act with his girlfriend, Crabs has the wheels stolen from his stepfather's car. The owner of the drive-in, the sinisterly bland Mr. Thompson, informs them that there is no way to get replacements. Furthermore, there are no taxis or buses, nor can you communicate externally with anyone. They're going to have to stay overnight. And the night passes and nothing changes, they are still there. Around them, all the punks live in a kind of ghostly drive-in, with cars that don't work and that have been converted into homes for its inhabitants. Every day they eat hamburgers, eggs and milkshakes in the cafeteria and at night they show a movie of ultraviolence and sadism. But Crabs has an idea, and knows they can run away.
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- ORIGINAL TITLE
- Dead End Drive-In
- Director
- Brian Trenchard Smith
- Gender
- Action
- Format
- DVD
- Region
- ALL (ALL)
- Dubbing
- Spanish and English DOLBY 2.0
- Subtitle
- English
Portuguese
Spanish
- No. Discs
- 1
- Image format
- Duration:
- 87
- Moral Rating
- Not recommended for children under 12 years of age
- Study
- Vértice Cine
- SubBrand
- RESEARCH
- Original language
- English
- color format
- color
A drive-in theater is actually a government trap to trap unruly Car Boys (and other undesirable scum) and keep them there. Thus society will be free of the rebellious young people who bother it. Once inside, and while completing the sexual act with his girlfriend, Crabs has the wheels stolen from his stepfather's car. The owner of the drive-in, the sinisterly bland Mr. Thompson, informs them that there is no way to get replacements. Furthermore, there are no taxis or buses, nor can you communicate externally with anyone. They're going to have to stay overnight. And the night passes and nothing changes, they are still there. Around them, all the punks live in a kind of ghostly drive-in, with cars that don't work and that have been converted into homes for its inhabitants. Every day they eat hamburgers, eggs and milkshakes in the cafeteria and at night they show a movie of ultraviolence and sadism. But Crabs has an idea, and knows they can run away.