Hollywood in World War II Delaware

Michael Nazarewycz was a kid during the era he considers the Golden Age of film fandom: 1974-89, when drive-ins, single-screeners and multiplexes were simultaneously popular, when broadcast networks and UHF stations offered steady diets of everything from classics to blockbusters to late-night schlock and when premium cable and home video exploded with twenty-four-hour film programming. Since 2000, he has written for numerous online outlets; in 2014, he founded the MOT Film Society, where he brought classic films to the big screens of Middletown. In 2019, he wrote his first book, Historic Movie Theaters of Delaware (The History Press), the definitive history of movie theaters in the First State.