JOE BOB'S DRIVE-IN THEATER
JOE BOB'S HAUNTED DRIVE-IN
THE LAST DRIVE-IN WITH JOE BOB BRIGGS


JOHN BLOOM - "JOE BOB BRIGGS"
DIANA PRINCE - "DARCY, THE MAIL GIRL"
HONEY MICHELLE GREGORY - "HONEY, THE MAIL GIRL"

John Bloom as "Joe Bob Briggs" hosted "Joe Bob's Drive-In Theater", "Joe Bob's Haunted Drive-In" & "The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs". Also, "Joe Bob Briggs" appeared in the 2010 documentary "Hosting Horror: The Legacy of Vampira", with many other horror hosts. JOE BOB'S DRIVE-IN THEATER "Joe Bob's Drive-In Theater" was a hosted horror movie show with John Bloom as host "Joe Bob Briggs" where he would present fantasy, horror and science fiction movies on The Movie Channel, providing background information on each movie shown. Assisting Briggs was Honey Michelle Gregory as "Honey The Mail Girl". The show ran from 1987 until 1995. THE LAST DRIVE-IN WITH JOE BOB BRIGGS In 2018, Joe Bob is back. Watching B-Movies and giving background and behind the scenes information. Assisting Briggs is Diana Prince as "Darcy The Mail Girl". JOE BOB'S HAUNTED DRIVE-IN As horror host Joe Bob Briggs and his vivacious co-hosts, including Diana Prince as "Darcy The Mail Girl"; arrive on-screen to present some of the most insane horror shorts ever made, dozens of zombies will attack the drive-in to create a scary, fun, and immersive night unlike any other. Briggs was also one of the hosts of TNT's "MonsterVision". For more information on "MonsterVision" use the below link: Portrait of "Joe Bob Briggs" by Dave Dunlap.

Portrait of "Joe Bob Briggs" by Bradley Beard.
"Joe Bob Briggs" - biography (taken from Bradley Beard's Facebook page)

He's got a love as big as Texas for bad drive-in movies... and cold beer. Tonight I present Joe Bob Briggs, host of Joe Bob's Drive-In Theatre on The Movie Channel, which he hosted from 1986 to 1996. The show became the stations highest rated show and Briggs left only after TMC changed its format. Shortly after Drive-in Theatre, Briggs took over as host of Monstervision on TNT, which had previously been presented as specials hosted by Penn & Teller. Joe Bob hosted Monstervision from 1996 to 2000. John Bloom created Joe Bob's persona as a humorous outlet which allowed him to review exploitation and genre films. Bloom's career began as a writer for the Dallas Times Herald. He's written for numerous notable publications such as Playboy, Penthouse, The Rolling Stone, and National Lampoon; he's also written several books. So keep tabulating the breasts and body count when watching your drive-in movies, Joe Bob might like to know. In 2012, John Bloom - "Joe Bob Briggs" for "Drive-In Theater", was inducted into "The Official Horror Host Hall of Fame". The following is a promo for Drive_In Theater:

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