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Horror fans, gather ’round the drive-in! It’s time to celebrate because our favorite horror host, the one and only Joe Bob Briggs, is gearing up for more mutant mayhem, blood-soaked marathons, and drive-in totals that’ll make your head spin faster than Linda Blair’s in The Exorcist. That’s right, folks – The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs has been renewed for a seventh season on Shudder, and we’ve got some spine-tingling specials coming up that’ll tide us over until the new season premieres.

Season 6 Wrap-Up: The Nightmareathon

Before we dive into the future, let’s take a quick look back at how Season 6 of The Last Drive-In wrapped up. In true Joe Bob fashion, the season concluded with an epic six-film marathon aptly titled the “Nightmareathon” at the end of August. Now, if you’re new to the Joe Bob experience, you might be thinking, “Six films? That’s cute.” But trust me, when Joe Bob’s at the helm, six films isn’t just a marathon – it’s a full-blown cinematic odyssey through the weird, wild, and wonderfully warped world of horror.

The Nightmareathon was a fitting end to another stellar season of The Last Drive-In. It showcased Joe Bob’s unparalleled knowledge of horror cinema, his wit sharper than a machete, and his ability to make even the most obscure, low-budget flicks feel like lost masterpieces. And let’s not forget Darcy the Mail Girl, whose passion for horror matches Joe Bob’s and whose cosplay game is always on point.

Season 7: The Drive-In Lives On!

Now, here’s where things get really exciting. Before the Nightmareathon even hit our screens, Joe Bob dropped a bombshell that had horror fans howling with delight: Shudder has renewed The Last Drive-In for Season 7! This news is bigger than finding out there’s another previously unknown sequel in your favorite horror franchise.

The renewal of The Last Drive-In isn’t just great news for fans; it’s a testament to the enduring appeal of Joe Bob Briggs and the community he’s built around the show. In an age of binge-watching and algorithms, Joe Bob has created something truly special – a shared experience that brings horror fans together week after week to celebrate the films we love, discover hidden gems, and revel in the communal joy of the genre.

While we don’t have an exact premiere date for Season 7 yet, if history is any indication, we can expect it to hit Shudder sometime next spring. That gives us plenty of time to speculate about what films Joe Bob might feature, what outrageous shirts he’ll wear, and what new drive-in wisdom he’ll impart.

The Magic of The Last Drive-In Specials

One of the many things that makes The Last Drive-In so special is that the fun doesn’t stop when a season ends. Joe Bob and the team at Shudder know that us horror hounds need our fix, which is why they bless us with specials between seasons. These specials are like finding an extra slice of pizza in the box when you thought you’d eaten the last one – unexpected, delightful, and deeply satisfying.

And boy, do we have some treats in store for us this month! October is already the best time of year for horror fans, but Joe Bob is about to make it even better with not one, but two specials.

Looking Ahead: What’s Next for The Last Drive-In?

While the Friday the 13th double feature is certainly exciting, it’s just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what Joe Bob has in store for us. Remember, we mentioned two specials this month. While details on the second special are still under wraps, if it’s anything like previous Last Drive-In specials, we’re in for a treat.

And let’s not forget about Season 7 looming on the horizon. What can we expect from the new season? If past seasons are any indication, we’re in for a wild ride through horror history. Joe Bob has a knack for curating a diverse selection of films that span decades, subgenres, and levels of notoriety. From beloved classics to obscure gems, from gory slashers to psychological thrillers, from serious art-house horror to so-bad-they’re-good B-movies, Joe Bob covers it all.

One of the joys of The Last Drive-In is never knowing quite what to expect. Will we get another Troma night? A giallo deep dive? Perhaps a focus on eco-horror or folk horror? The possibilities are endless, and that’s part of what makes tuning in each week so exciting.

The Last Drive-In: More Than Just a Movie Marathon

As we look forward to the upcoming specials and the new season, it’s worth reflecting on what makes The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs so special. In an era where streaming services are constantly vying for our attention with algorithms and autoplay features, The Last Drive-In offers something different – a return to appointment television, a shared experience that brings horror fans together in real-time.

But it’s more than just watching movies together. Joe Bob’s commentary, his “Drive-In Totals,” and his deep dives into horror history add layers of appreciation to each film. He helps us see familiar movies in new ways and gives context to films we might be watching for the first time. And let’s not forget the community aspect – the live-tweeting, the inside jokes, the collective gasps and cheers. It’s like being at the world’s biggest, rowdiest, most horror-loving drive-in theater.

So, as we eagerly await the Friday the 13th double feature, the mysterious second October special, and eventually, Season 7, let’s take a moment to appreciate what we have in The Last Drive-In. It’s more than just a TV show – it’s a celebration of horror cinema, a community of like-minded fans, and a reminder of why we fell in love with this genre in the first place.

Remember, mutants: The drive-in will never die, and as long as Joe Bob Briggs is around to guide us through the weird and wonderful world of horror, we’ll always have a home among the monsters, maniacs, and mutants. See you at the drive-in!