has a soccer field, playground, daycare center, and swimming pool. Public libraries The West Valley Regional Branch is operated by the Los Angeles Public Library. In popular culture Films A number of movies have been filmed or set in Reseda: Targets (1968) features the Reseda Drive-In Theatre (demolished in the mid-1970s) in a long sequence in which a deranged gunman hiding behind its screen goes on a killing spree, randomly shooting audience members as they sit in their cars. Other scenes offer various glimpses of Reseda and environs as they were in 1967, the year the film was made. In The Karate Kid (1984), Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) moves from Newark, New Jersey, to Reseda. Tuff Turf (1985), Morgan Hiller (James Spader) is an intelligent but bullied teenager from Connecticut who relocates to Los Angeles with his strict mother and his father after his father's business goes under. In Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) when the T-1000 searches the computer in the squad car, John Connor's address appears as 19828 Almond Ave., Reseda. Some scenes in Falling Down (1993) were filmed in Reseda as William Foster (Michael Douglas) makes his way through the Valley.A Kid in King Arthur's Court (1995) places the home of the main character in Reseda. Both the beginning and ending scenes of the movie ostensibly take place on a Reseda baseball field. In Boogie Nights (1997), the nightclub scenes were filmed at The Country Club building. Several prominent scenes from Magnolia (1999) were filmed in Reseda.Erin Brockovich (2000) contains a number of scenes filmed in Reseda. Music Reseda is mentioned in numerous songs, including: Tom Petty's "Free Fallin'" Shivaree's "Reseda Casino". The band's lead singer Ambrosia Parsley was born in Reseda. Soul Coughing's "Screenwriter's Blues" The Mountain Goats' "High Doses #2". "Errol Flynn", written by Amanda McBroom and performed by Barbara Cook on Cook's 1994 album Live from London, contains a reference to Reseda as the hometown of the singer and her actor father. Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention's "Dummy Up" (1974) contains a reference to the city. Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band's "Hair Pie: Bake 1" contains a reference to the city. In 2012, Fernando Perdomo released "Postcards From Reseda". The album includes 10 instrumental songs named after Reseda streets. In 2019, Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties released "Rosa & Reseda". Television Television shows filmed in Reseda include: The show 10