Roger Corman has made hundreds of B-movies over the years, many of which are hard to find.

So how can he help fans thirsty for his signature biker flicks and alien invasions? By launching a YouTube channel, of course.

Today marks the launch of Corman's Drive-In (, a subscription-based channel that offers classic movies, behind-the-scenes footage and peeks at upcoming projects from the 87-year-old filmmaker. Corman kicks things off by posting 30 full movies, including Jack Nicholson's first two features, The Crybaby Killer (1958) and the wonderful Little Shop of Horrors (1960).

A $3.99 monthly subscription gets you access to the films (which will change each month). If you're on the fence, you can sign up for a free two-week trial.

Here's a preview of what we can expect: