Woodstock

The Sting

Probably Jaws.

Friday the 13th is the first I can remember. Didn't sleep for a week.

I don't remember but I do know you can fit three 12 year olds in the trunk of a car

In cold blood with Robert Blake (1967). I have no idea how they let me into the theatre because I was 9 or 10 years old when it was in the theatre.

Chain saw massacre original at drive in theatre I was 16.

Dirty Harry
Cat People was one I never told my parents about either but I wasn't 17 at the time.

Don't remember. Probably a double feature of those bad/dumb/silly movies in the '70s with lots of topless girls and other nudity at the Gemini Drive In at Forest and Central in Dallas.

Several of the movies listed weren't rated R. They might be PG - 13 today.

Platoon, not 100% sure that is correct but that's the first one that comes to mind.

You're telling me!

Fun fact: My parents took me and a buddy to watch Jaws 3D in 3D at a theater. That movie in 3D made me about piss myself. The first seconds of the movie a frog jumps at the screen and I ran out. AHAHAHAHAHHA

The very first was the movie that had Raquel Welch in a bikini. Can't remember the name; but I didn't see much of the movie. Mom her hand over my eyes for most of it. The first one I went to on my own was "The last great American hero" I think I was 10 or so.

My first wasn't R rated. It was ' XXX '. We lived in Alvarado. Alvarado had a XXX drive in. We would watch from behind the fence.

The one I remember was Shaft, 1971. I was 10 years old. I remember my mom putting her hands over my eyes on one nudity seen..

Car Wash... accidently

Dad drug us to see Smokey and the Bandit. It was a double feature @ the Mineola drive in.... yes you read that right. We didnt go to the movies much. And showed up when the gate opened .Car Wash was playing first, so we got to see it.
My introduction to Richard Pryor....and the term "mother !@#$%&" I got my mouth washed out with soap a week later, guess why.