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Back when the scariest movies were in Driver's Ed.,
not at the drive-in

Wheels_of_trag_5_2 Are you old enough to remember those gory, grainy movies in Driver's Ed? You know, the ones with real footage of crash victims? This episode from the Don't Act Your Age podcast takes you back to the 16mm terror that made us cringe in that dreaded high school class. It's narrated by Bret Wood, the Director of Hell's Highway, with creepy natural sound and scenes from his documentary on those infamous safety films your friends dared you to watch. Also aired on AARP's Prime Time Radio.

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