Blu-ray Review – Hey Folks! It’s the Intermission Time Video Party

"Hey Folks! It's Intermission Time" began life as a passion project in the 1990s for the late Mike Vraney. He wanted to celebrate his love for drive-in cinemas, scouring film and video sources to create his own compilation reel containing all kinds of forgotten snipes and advertisements. The idea was to share these reels of history with those who could appreciate it, and one release soon turned into six, generating hours of entertainment and nostalgic trips back in time to a simpler era of movie exhibition, when theater owners were absolutely determined to retain customers, making sure they had the finest in feature and concession options around. Vraney didn't have source material that was in the best shape, and the sets were prone to a little repetition, but the mastermind's love of the game is deeply felt, doing his part to preserve industry history at a time when it was being erased by corporate chains and the death of the drive-ins. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com