It's food trucks, music, and 8 timeless classics (new and old) at this summer-long Expo Park series. Thelma & Louise, Scarface, and Heathers are some of the hits screening here.

Electric Dusk Drive-In is back for their second year at this Fashion district site/former produce market. They show a mix of adult (The Big Lebowski) and family friendly stuff (E.T) twice a month through August. No car? No problem! Though it is a drive-in, there are astroturf seats available for the carfree. Tickets range from $9 to $13.

The SLPS hosts free, hipster-friendly movies and live music at the Sunset Triangle Plaza from June through September. The season kicks off on June 25 with Pee Wee's Big Adventure.

Free movies at this Los Feliz cafe's movie night include classic LA thriller Speed, The Devil Wears Prada, and Rocky. Flicks are every third Monday at 8 pm, and run through September.

Long-running Cinespia at Hollywood Forever Cemetery is the hippest outdoor movie venue in town, with a DJ, beloved cult programming, and a slightly spooky environment. Classics like Wizard of Oz and modern favorites like Showgirls will be part of the lineup this summer. Tickets are $14-$15.

From May 9 to September 12, this peripatetic series will unfurl its inflatable screen in wide open spaces at SaMo High. There is also a one-off showing of Karate Kid in Beverly Hills. Expect food trucks, live music, and dog-friendliness. Tickets are $12 in advance, $14 at the door, and cheaper for kiddies.

The Will Rogers Polo Grounds host six screenings including thrilling selections like The Shining and Nightmare on Elm Street. Tickets for SFC start at $12.

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Ballona-Creek-adjacent Syd Kronenthal Park hosts five flicks this summer that are pretty firmly for grown-ups (Superbad, Old School). This park is the only SFC spot that doesn't want you to bring your dogs. Tickets for SFC start at $12.

More free, family-friendliness is going down on Granada Beach this year. The season starts on June 22 and runs through August 27, with movies showing on weeknights. The season starts with Karate Kid and ends with Ferris Bueller's Day Off, with Labyrinth, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Frozen in between.

Free movies at Cal State Northridge run the gamut from family friendly to more adult-oriented comedies and action films. The season opens June 4 with Clueless, and closes August 27 with 22 Jump Street. [Image via CSUN Sundial]

Despite undergoing a transformation, Pershing Square will once again host free outdoor movies this summer. The schedule isn't up yet, but a rep for the park says that the first screening will be July 10; the season will close August 14. Last year, each month got its own theme (teen angst, mob flicks). When the schedule is ready, it'll be posted at Pershing's website.

Not into the classics? The films are first-run and outdoors year-round at this recently re-opened drive-in.

The schedule isn't up yet for these free, family-friendly films screening at Burton Chace Park, but they're scheduled to take place "on select Saturday nights in July & August." [Image via Dept. of Beaches & Harbors]

This free SaMo series is actually just going to show one movie this summer: a sing-along of 1971's Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, starring Gene Wilder. It's going down on Friday, July 17 at 8 pm. There will be free chocolate bars for the first 200 people who show up.

This series on top of the Montalbán at Hollywood and Vine brings the best of a theater to the outdoors. RFC supplies ticket holders with chairs and wireless headsets to listen to the movies (instead of the people next to you). There's no picnicking allowed, but all the usual movie snacks (popcorn, candy) are for sale there. Tickets are around $17, and screenings start on August 26 with The Big Lebowski, and go on to show an array of beloved films like Ghostbusters, Goonies, and Back to the Future until mid-September.