Trapped in a claustrophobic room with a view of a drive-in theater that plays nothing but horror films, a man’s sanity slowly unravels. Night after night, the relentless onslaught of screams and shadows seeps into his mind, until he can no longer distinguish between the movies and his own reality. When the final thread snaps, he breaks free, transforming the theater’s terror into a harrowing rampage that blurs the line between victim and monster. A chilling exploration of how cinematic fear can consume a fragile psyche, ‘Drive In’ is a disturbing descent into madness that will leave you questioning the power of the screen.































































