drive-in

Like a lot of film festivals this year, the 58th annual New York Film Festival is going to work a little differently this year, with screenings mostly held outside and virtually. Three films from director Steve McQueen (12 Years a Slave, Hunger), part of his Small Axe series, will make their World Premiere at the festival.

Movies in Your Car’s initial lineup includes Girls Trip, Training Day, Belly, Harlem Nights and more.

Jeff Tweedy has been livestreaming performances with his family throughout the pandemic, and soon you’ll be able to see him play in person, too.

Rooftop films just launched the Brooklyn Drive-In in Sunset Park, and now they’ve announced the Queens Drive-In which will be on grounds of New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) in Flushing Meadows Corona Park….

Rooftop Films just launched The Brooklyn Drive-In which will show films on pier of The Brooklyn Army Terminal in Sunset Park on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays through October.

Greenpoint, Brooklyn’s Skyline Drive-In opens this weekend and looks to have movies every night of the week…

Drive-ins are making a comeback, thanks to the coronavirus, and few genres are as closely associated with the auto viewing experience than horror films. Which makes it great news that Sam Raimi’s 1981 classic ‘The Evil Dead’ is getting re-released in drive-ins across North America this summer…

Attendees will only be allowed to leave their cars to use the bathrooms, and must wear masks and maintain social distancing when they do.

While you won’t be able to see the real Rammstein in concert any time soon, a tribute act, Völkerball, is touring right now — a tour of drive-in shows, to be exact.

New York City is usually home to a dozen or so outdoor movie programs during the summer. The coronavirus may put the kibosh on that this season (we shall see), but another COVID-19 trend — the drive-in theater resurgence — is coming to Brooklyn.