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The Lost Drive-In

LSG Media
House Of the Dragon
Alien Earth
Star Wars
Cyberpunk
Civil War
Dune
Dragons
Xenomorph
Tim Burton
Rhaenyra Targaryen
Rogue One
Daemon Targaryen
Wendy
Body Horror
Andor
Firefly
Technology
Western Genre
Podcasting
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Film and TV reviews and discussions. Unapologetically honest.

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Latest Episodes

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It's time for the annual Halloween Horror Draft. This is year 6! This will be handled a little different this year. You'll note there is NO link to the actual poll. That will be posted on OCT 1 for members only - make sure your emails are correct! Th... more

Night Flier is tucked into a collection of short stories from Stephen King in a book titled Nightmares & Dreamscapes. This film took those 30 (or so) pages and delivered an atmospheric film that is stuffed with ambiance and offers a unique spin on th... more

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George Ebey
Author with a passion for storytelling; discusses his journey and writing process.
Episode: Book Nerds! (w/ George Ebey)

Hosts

Dean, Audrey, Brian, Scott, Frye, Bri, Bry
Hosts and regular contributors on The Lost Drive-In, covering film and TV reviews with a blend of humor and analysis.
Audrey
Co-host providing perspective from source material and ongoing franchise discussions.
Brian
Co-host contributing film analysis and discussion alongside Dean and crew.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 633 ratings
  • 5/5

    Just come across this podcast but it’s soon becoming my favourite. Very entertaining, great hearing other people’s opinions about movies. Very funny and well put together. Would recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jamesxmac
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Film fans need to check this out

    Been listening to these guys since the LSG media podcast, brilliant team, lot's of laughs and have introduced me to some great films.

    Best pod ever!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bagdasarthedancer
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • Longtime fan of the show

    Thru all the years, Dean, you’ve only ever gotten better. I love your analysis and the way you take us back into the movie. It’s a way to watch it again while Im going about my day, Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bauhaine
    United States10 months ago
  • Commando

    Top guys I’ve been listening to these dudes for some years now 👍🏻😊

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    John matrix 1982
    United Kingdom10 months ago
  • My go-to movie podcast

    Been listening to these guys since they were know as Science Fiction Podcast. The current version of the cast is my favorite so far. Always funny to me and enjoy the mix of gen x and millennial commentary.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    1Natx
    United Statesa year ago

Listeners Say

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Overall, the show is seen as a staple for indie, unabashed film discussion with a loyal following.
Guests are appreciated but not always present, with strong emphasis on hosts' chemistry.
Fans praise the deep-dive analysis and humor that keeps episodes engaging.
Some feedback notes a shift toward membership-driven content and longer breaks between free episodes.
Listeners value the sense of community and consistent episode length.

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Talking Points

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The Ring
Q: What about you, Scott? What about The Ring?
I was a purist in 2002. I went to see it and I was like, I hate this movie.
Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
Q: Why do you hate him so badly?
He's annoying endlessly, and he has this unironic Dracula 1995 Gary Oldman soul patch.
Book Nerds! (w/ George Ebey)
Q: If you never made another dollar in this world, would you keep writing?
100% absolutely, I'd continue to write regardless of financial gain.
Book Nerds! (w/ George Ebey)
Q: What do you want to do, and what can you tell us about your books?
I'm working on The Phoenix Saga, which is a high fantasy series. Book one, Dawn of the Phoenix, is available, and I also have a family-friendly Halloween story.
220: Strange Days '95
Q: What draws you into the Cyberpunk genre?
It's part of our world, but slightly beyond our grasp, set close to the future.

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A candid, long-form review show that mixes deep-dive film and TV analysis with playful, personality-driven banter. Episodes span cult classics to contemporary hits, with a consistent emphasis on production craft, performances, and how narratives land with viewers. Hosts bring a blue-collar sensibility, often balancing affectionate nostalgia with sharp critiques, and frequently discuss membership perks, episode structure, and the evolving format of their show. The format tends to blend scene-level discussion, practical takeaways for viewers, and community-driven engagement, making it a compelling listen for film and TV enthusiasts who enjoy thoughtful analysis laced with humor and camaraderie. A few standout elements include independent prod... more

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