By Roger Corrman wasn’t the only producer of low budget drive-in films during the late ’50s. There was a wave of wannabe filmmakers who thought they could easily crank out a teen horror film. They swore the cinematic formula was cool looking teens, a few hot rods and a freaky looking monster. You didn’t even need … Read more
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