The Blonde Comet - 1941

Female European race car champion Betty Blake (Vale) decides to head to America for new challenges. Betty finds her fiercest rival in America is handsome driver Jim Flynn (Kent), who is attempting to design and build a new race car carburetor. Things are complicated by the efforts of an unkown villain who keeps attempting to sabotage Jim’s invention, and the burgeoning romance between Jim and Betty. Veteran race-car driver of the day Barney Oldfield appears as himself in the film.

Hot Car Girl - 1958

U.S. film. A JD gets into trouble when he gets involved with a gang that steals car parts and then resells them on the black market to pay for their rock n roll beer parties!

Dick Bakalyan is superb in this Roger Corman teen picture with guns, girls, crime, murder and death! Bruno Ve Sota rules! Dick Bakalyan, June Kenney, John Brinkley, Robert Knapp, Jana Lund, Jack Lambert, Ed Nelson, Howard Culver, Tyler McVey, Bruno Ve Sota.

1950 – Hot Rod

David Langham (James Lydon), the youngest son of a hot-rod hating father, Judge Langham (Art Baker), buys an old jalopy but, out of respect for his father, doesn’t convert it. He changes his mind when Jack Blodgett (Tommy Bond), the local speed demon, impresses David’s girl, Janie Pitts (Gloria Winters), and David makes his car the fastest in town. Jack steals David’s hot rod, and flees the scene of an accident he causes. The car is traced back to David, but the truth comes out in court, although David’s father is still unhappy about the car…until David and his friend, Swifty Johnson (Gil Stratton Jr.), use it to apprehend some escaping robbers. The Judge decides to back a movement for building a hot-rod race track for the town.

1955 – Running Wild

Bill Haley and The Comets rock on the soundtrack. A rookie cop infiltrates a teenage car theft gang. The cop saves a pretty chick from being ravaged and wins the love of a voluptuous blonde bombshell!

Jalopy - 1953

Leo Gorcey, Huntz hall. The Bowery Boys use a secret rocket fuel that makes their Model-T Ford unbeatable. Filmed at Culver Speedway with real drivers George Dockstader, Fred Lamount, Harvey Perry, Louis Tomei, Dude Criswell, Dick Crockett, Pete Kellett, and Carey Loftin.

The Wild One - 1954

In one of his most famous roles, Brando stars as the head of a savage motorcycle gang which terrorizes a small town. He gets his first real chance at a normal and productive life when he falls in love with a young woman who lives there, but a psychotic rival to his position as leader threatens everything.

1966 – Hot Rod Hullabaloo
Despite the efforts of a citizens’ group to outlaw “hot rod” and “chicken” races, a group of teenagers is preparing for the annual demolition derby. Although he knows the event can be dangerous, a young student decides to enter the race in order to win money for his college education. His chief competitor is a ruthless young driver who has already caused a death during one of the derbies. Learning the student has entered the race, the bully decides to stop him by whatever means necessary. At the preliminaries, the student’s friend learns his rival is carrying a gun. Although the friend is run down at an amusement park, he gets word of the gun to the student’s girl friend, and a pencil is stuffed into the gun barrel just as the race begins. Attempting to use the weapon, the rival is killed. The student goes on to win the race and the prize money.

1956 – Hot Rod Girl

After his kid brother is killed in a street race, a champion drag-racer quits racing. However, a new kid comes to town determined to force him back into racing so he can take his title–and he’s already taken his girlfriend.

1957 – Hot Rod Rumble
Teens, hot rods, rock and roll, drag racing and a bit of robbery and murder. Classic footage of hot rods riding the curbs in LA! Dragstrip Girl is insatiable in her search for thrills! Chickie run on film! Winner-takes-all ending! John Ashley does an Elvis imitation! Fay Spain, Steve Terrell, John Ashley, Frank Gorshin, Russ Bender, Tommy Ivo, Judy Bamber.

1957 – Dragstrip Girl
Teens, hot rods, rock and roll, drag racing and a bit of robbery and murder. Classic footage of hot rods riding the curbs in LA! Dragstrip Girl is insatiable in her search for thrills! Chickie run on film! Winner-takes-all ending! John Ashley does an Elvis imitation! Fay Spain, Steve Terrell, John Ashley, Frank Gorshin, Russ Bender, Tommy Ivo, Judy Bamber.

1959 – The Ghost Of Dragstrip Hollow.

Semi-sequel to “Hot Rod Gang”. One of the most fun of all the 1950s teen movies—it has all the necessary elements; wild rock n roll, boppin’ teens, hot rods, JDs, pajama parties, dancin’ & jivin’, a haunted house and a scary monster hop! Totally boss rockin’ tunes by The Renegades (featuring Bruce Johnston and Sandy Nelson!) Cool teen lingo! “He’s got static in his attic!” Songs include: “Geronimo,” “Charge,” Ghost Train,” “Tongue Tied,” “He’s My Guy,” and “I Promise You.” Jody Fair, Martin Braddock, Russ Bender, Leon Tyler, Elaine DuPont, Henry McCann, Sanita Pelkey, Dorothy Neumann, Tommy Ivo, Paul Blaisdell