On this episode, we’re talking about movie quirks, the small onscreen habits and filmmaking choices that we all notice, laugh at, or quietly question. Then we shift into some love for a classic that still holds up today, and why certain movies seem to stick with us across time.

In this episode, I talk about what it’s like being a movie dad, sharing my love of movies with my daughter for the first time. From childhood memories of Jurassic Park and Batman Returns to taking my little girl to her first theater trip, I dive into why movies mean so much to me and how being a parent completely changed the way I watch them.It’s a personal, funny, and emotional drive-in chat about family, film, and passing down the magic of the movies.

In the very first episode of Parked At The Drive-In, Tyler kicks things off from his car (yes, literally) to talk about why he started the show, what movies mean to him, and how being a cinematographer changes the way he watches them. Expect awkward solo energy, movie love, and plenty of caffeine-fueled rambling about why films stick with us long after the credits roll.